3.5
4 Ratings with 1 written Review
Summary
My Specialties and Why I Chose Them
I have three specialty areas. The first area is Family Medicine, which by the way guided my feet upon the path of medicine. When I was growing up I was inspired by our family physician who, was actually like a part of our family. When I finished my training in Family medicine there was still a group of patients that often needed very early and intensive care. Since I wanted to also include these patients in my continuum of care, I continued my training to specialize in Emergency Medicine. Throughout my years of practice in both Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine, I became aware of a special group of patients where I could blend my two areas of training and practice into one. Therefore, I entered the realm of Occupational Medicine. This specialty area blends my emergency medicine skills of urgent acute injury management with that of my family medicine training in continuity of care and prevention.
My Practice Philosophy
Occupational Medicine is …not just the care and rehabilitation of the injured worker, but it must include a well orchestrated interaction between the injured worker, care provider, employer, and occupational system. Only when the parties involved are in concert with one another does the care of the injured worker become world class.
Why I Like Practicing Medicine at Kaiser Permanente
Practicing Occupational Medicine at Kaiser Permanente is a real pleasure. With our team of physicians, nurse case managers, medical assistants, secretarial support, we have managed to combine several different ideas and systems to maximize patient care while meeting the reporting needs of employers and carriers. We have erased many boundaries to the care of the injured worker. As an example, patients receive care both within the Kaiser system and from our community specialists which enables us to best meet the needs of our patients.
On a Personal Note
On the lighter side of things I do enjoy teaching my patients about preventative medicine, and connecting with my patients on many subjects but especially woodworking, golfing, and family experiences.
Read More Read less I have three specialty areas. The first area is Family Medicine, which by the way guided my feet upon the path of medicine. When I was growing up I was inspired by our family physician who, was actually like a part of our family. When I finished my training in Family medicine there was still a group of patients that often needed very early and intensive care. Since I wanted to also include these patients in my continuum of care, I continued my training to specialize in Emergency Medicine. Throughout my years of practice in both Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine, I became aware of a special group of patients where I could blend my two areas of training and practice into one. Therefore, I entered the realm of Occupational Medicine. This specialty area blends my emergency medicine skills of urgent acute injury management with that of my family medicine training in continuity of care and prevention.
My Practice Philosophy
Occupational Medicine is …not just the care and rehabilitation of the injured worker, but it must include a well orchestrated interaction between the injured worker, care provider, employer, and occupational system. Only when the parties involved are in concert with one another does the care of the injured worker become world class.
Why I Like Practicing Medicine at Kaiser Permanente
Practicing Occupational Medicine at Kaiser Permanente is a real pleasure. With our team of physicians, nurse case managers, medical assistants, secretarial support, we have managed to combine several different ideas and systems to maximize patient care while meeting the reporting needs of employers and carriers. We have erased many boundaries to the care of the injured worker. As an example, patients receive care both within the Kaiser system and from our community specialists which enables us to best meet the needs of our patients.
On a Personal Note
On the lighter side of things I do enjoy teaching my patients about preventative medicine, and connecting with my patients on many subjects but especially woodworking, golfing, and family experiences.
Quick Facts
- 47 years of experience
- San Bernardino County Medical Center
- 1 written review
- 1 specialty
- 3 areas of expertise
- 1 board certification
- 1 hospital affiliation
- 1 office location
- Male
Office Location
Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center (aka Roseville Women & Children's Center)
1600 Eureka RdRoseville, CA 95661Compare with Similar Doctors
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| Emergency Medicine | Emergency Medicine | Emergency Medicine | Emergency Medicine |
| Accepts New Patients | Accepts New Patients | ||
| 47 Years of Experience | 23 Years of Experience | 28 Years of Experience | 6 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | Virtual Visit Available | Virtual Visit Available | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Speaks English, Spanish, Tagalog, Portuguese | Speaks English | ||
| Roseville , CA | Allen , TX | East Setauket , NY | Sacramento , CA |
| Med School: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE | Med School: New York Medical College | Med School: Suny Stony Brookhealth | Med School: University Of California Davis School Of Medicine |
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Medical Specialties
Dr. Rudolph Joseph Holguin has the following specialty
Specialty Expertise
Dr. Rudolph Joseph Holguin has the following 3 areas of expertise
Certifications, License, & Education
47 Years Experience
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Residency
San Bernardino County Medical Center
Medical School
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINEGraduated in 1979
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- Dr. Rudolph Holguin is affiliated with Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center.
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