Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos Endocrinologist, New Era General Hospital
Experience
Consultant
Fe Del Mundo Medical Center
- 2023
Quezon City
She is associated with Fe Del Mundo Medical Center.
Consultant
World Citi Medical Center
- 2023
Quezon City
Dr. Freyja Diana Ramos MD, FPCP, FPCEDM is affiliated with World Citi Medical Center
Consultant
New Era General Hospital
- 2023
Quezon City
She currently working at New Era General Hospital
Fellow
St. Luke's Medical Center, Global City
Taguig
Education and Training
St. Luke's Medical Center
Fellowship
- 2020
She received Fellowship from St. Luke's Medical Center, Global City
University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery
MD
Dr. Freyja Diana Ramos earned a medical degree from University of Santo Tomas
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What is Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos's top areas of care?
Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos's top areas of care are Diabetes, hyperthyroidism/hypothyroidism, prolactinoma, osteoporosis, gestational diabetes.
Who is Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos?
Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos is Endocrinologist in Taguig. Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos is affiliated with medical facilities such as Fe Del Mundo Medical Center, World Citi Medical Center and many more. Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos graduated from St. Luke's Medical Center and University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery.
What is Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos's education qualification?
Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos graduated from St. Luke's Medical Center and University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery.
Where does Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos work?
Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos is affiliated with medical facilities such as Fe Del Mundo Medical Center, World Citi Medical Center and many more.
Why do patients visit Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos?
Patients frequently visit Dr. Freyja Diana Almiron Ramos for Diabetes, hyperthyroidism/hypothyroidism, prolactinoma, osteoporosis, gestational diabetes.