There is No Peter Eckhart MD - False Accusation
Why there is No Peter Eckhart MD? Because it the pen name for Renwin Yee, MD. There is another website that claims there is No Peter Eckhart MD. However, the real name for Peter Eckhart MD is Renwin Yee, MD. The website which falsely accuses Peter Eckhart MD used to say that Renwin Yee MD was the real person behind Peter Eckhart, MD, but conveniently left out that Renwin Yee, MD was actually a Medical Doctor. She seemed to use innuendo to imply something sneaky was going on. The reality was that Renwin Yee, MD used a pen name of Peter Eckhart MD because he wanted to fit into American Society, not only that but Peter Eckhart MD was easier to pronounce for Americans. It turns out that Renwin Yee, MD is the pen name for Peter Eckhart MD. The assertion that “There is No Peter Eckhart MD” is a false accusation. How can you verify that Renwin Yee, MD is really a Medical Doctor? Well, here is a picture of his diploma from Medical School. He graduated with a Doctor of Medicine from University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine in 1987. See a picture of his diploma in the right column. How you can you verify that Renwin Yee MD graduated as an undergraduate from Cornell University? Here is a picture of his diploma from Cornell University in the right column. Cornell University is an Ivy League School. He graduated in 1982 with a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University. Here is a website that has his credentials at doximity.com Pen names have been used for many years by different writers, musicians, actors, and even Medical Doctors. Robin Motz, MD, PhD used the pen name Dr. George Thomas. His blog may be found at http://ghthomas.blogspot.com/2011/09/dr-george-thomas-is-pen-name-for-dr.html. Robin Motz, MD, PhD graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University in 1975. He was an Assistant Professor at Columbia University and an Attending Physician at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. He claims all his case studies and stories of his training are all true. Why is a pen name ok for Robin Motz MD, PhD and NOT ok for Renwin Yee, MD? John Michael Crichton, MD is an American Best-Selling author, physician, producer, director, and screenwriter. He is known for the movie Jurassic Park. His television series ER is also famous. He wrote Andromeda Strain, Jurassic Park, Rising Sun, The Lost World, and Congo. John Michael Crichton, MD went to Harvard Medical School as an undergraduate. Later, he was accepted into Harvard Medical School and graduated as Medical Doctor in 1969. In medical school, he wrote in the pen names “John Lange” and “Jeffrey Hudson”. Crichton, MD was 6 foot 9 inches tall. “Lange” in German means long. Sir Jeffrey Hudson was a famous 17th-century dwarf in the court of Queen consort Henrietta Maria of England. He coauthored the book “Dealing: or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost Bag Blues” with his younger brother Douglas under the shared pen name “Micheal Douglas”. It seems a pen name was ok for John Micheal Crichton, MD as well. Here is an article claiming that several doctors are using an alias or a pen name on Facebook. Why would they want to do that? The article claims that they want to have privacy from their patients. The article further states that it is ironic that patients worry about their privacy and their medical problems being broadcasted. The article claims that doctors don’t want patients calling their cell phones or stalking them at home. Some doctors want to be connected on Facebook with friends and family on Facebook, but want maximum privacy as well. So according to the article, some physicians simply choose to use an alias to stay off the grid. Here is the article. http://www.medicineandtechnology.com/2010/05/doctors-using-alias-names-on-facebook.html. It seems to be ok for them. Here is another article about Medical Doctors hiding on Facebook because they don’t want to face an awkward situation where the patient tries to “friend” them. http://www.medicineandtechnology.com/2012/08/some-of-those-fake-facebook-accounts.html The article states that Doctors want their privacy too. The writer of the article says to search for your doctor on Facebook and not to be offended if the doctor refuses the Facebook request. According to the article, the doctor simply wants some privacy.
