Author: John Day M.D.

John Day M.D. is a Family Practice doctor who has devoted his career to public health. This has included work on the Navajo reservations in Arizona, rural Texas and rural Hawaii; in-patient psychiatry in the Texas State Hospital System; Obstetrics, including teaching and supervising family practice physicians- in-training as an Obstetrical Fellow and Family Practice faculty member. He was an early treating physician at his federally qualified public health clinic in Austin, initially using hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, zinc and vitamin-D — until forbidden to prescribe hydroxychloroquine in August 2020. Then, when the first good medical study came out from Bangladesh on ivermectin, zinc and doxycycline with vitamin- D, he was able to treat people with that effective combination. He was fired for refusing to receive the COVID “vaccine,” a refusal based on moral grounds. He is the grateful husband of Jenny, a school librarian, and proud father of four young adults: Holly, an Internal Medicine physician; Steve and Jim, both engineers; and Amber, a mathemagician with two Masters degrees who is getting paid to do a PhD in statistics. After being fired he continued work on the “dream house” he designed. He learned a lot and it’s now “finished.”