Dr. Che-Yang Huang (黃哲陽醫師)
Identity Snapshot
- English: Dr. Che-Yang Huang
- Chinese: 黃哲陽醫師
- Era: 1940
- Geography: Taiwan
- Core roles: physician
- Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
Accomplishment
- Editor-in-Chief of the Annual Journals of NATMA for 9 Years (主編北美洲台灣人醫師協會年刊九年)
Education
- National Taiwan Univ. — 1967 — M.D.
Employment
- OB-GYN Clinic — Self-Employee — Sam Antonio Community Hospital, Upland, CA — Director of OB-GYN — Community — North American Taiwanese Medical Association (NATMA) — Editor-in-Chief of Annual Journals for 9 Years — NATMA International Medical Missions — Member (Dominican Republic, Belize, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Panama - 6 missions total) — Taiwanese American Religious Study Association (TARSA) — Co-Founder (2009) — Southern California KSHS and KGHS Joint Alumni Association — Founding President (2013)
Family
- Wife: 葉綉美
- Daughter: Lily Huang
- Son: David Huang
Role in the Community
Huang is one of the most prolific first-person chroniclers in the TAHS story corpus: nine writings under his own byline plus a collection deposit, all held as community historical record.
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/mystories518|TAH #518. 我的美國醫師生涯]] (02/2017) — his own account of building a medical career in the United States; an English version is held alongside as [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/mystories518-eng|TAH 518-eng (My Life as a Doctor in the United States)]]
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys291|TAH #291. 台美人醫師 overview]] (05/2017, value band A) — his community survey of Taiwanese American physicians
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/mystories458|TAH #458. 我的業餘寫作經驗]] (09/2016) — his own account of amateur writing
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/mystories457|TAH #457. 被警察追緝記]] (08/2016) — his first-person memoir of a police pursuit
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys-332|TAH #332. 台美人的婚姻 Overview]] (2018) — a community survey of Taiwanese American marriage
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/publications1029|TAH #1029. 男女兩性]] (06/2016, Life/生活)
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/mystories145|TAH #145. 我的宗教信仰]] — his faith testimony, the personal record behind his TARSA involvement
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/55-dr-che-yang-huang|TAH #55. Dr. Che-yang Huang 黃哲陽醫生]] — profile
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-1261-che-yang-huang|TAH #1261. Dr. Che-Yang Huang 黃哲陽醫師]] — Who’s Who encyclopedia entry
- [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/collection-of-dr-che-yang-huang|TAH #45. Collection of Dr. Che-Yang Huang 黃哲陽醫師的收藏]] — personal collection deposited with the archive
These writings are the documentary backbone for the institutional roles in his snapshot: nine years as editor-in-chief of the annual journals of the North American Taiwanese Medical Association, co-founding the Taiwanese American Religious Study Association, Southern California (TARSA-SC) in 2009, and serving as founding president (2013) of the Southern California KSHS/KGHS joint alumni association. His six NATMA International Medical Missions (Dominican Republic, Belize, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Panama) are the service side of the same record.
Corpus detail on the TARSA founding (absorbed 2026-09-15 from [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys61|TAH #61. 創設 TARSA 的心路歷程 / 葉思雅, 2014-11]]): TARSA was formally established on 2009-10-29 at the Taiwanese Community House (台灣會館) by four founders — Prof.林天民, Dr. 黃哲陽, 黃友成, and 葉思雅 — growing out of interfaith contacts made through NATMA medical missions and Lin’s influence on open-minded Christians in Southern California. Per co-founder Ye’s account, Huang wrote careful notes for every monthly study session for member sharing, and the association planned to publish his notes as a standalone booklet — the founding snapshot above says 2009; the corpus record pins the exact date and place.
Beyond the TAH corpus, his byline appears on taiwanjustice.net:
- 2021-04-13 — his own pandemic memoir 疫情中爬禿頭山 (Climbing Baldy Mountain During the Pandemic), published on taiwanjustice.net in the Covid-19 浩劫餘生錄 series — a first-person account of the lockdown year in Southern California: the Zoom-substituted community life, the four-person hike on the one-year anniversary of shelter-in-place up the Ice House Canyon trail, his two falls on the ice, and his closing reflection on the kindness of strangers on the trail (“仁者樂山” — the good-natured delight in mountains) (TJJ, 2021-04-13; also tagged 黃哲陽 in the site archive tag archive).
- 2018-07-20 — listed as a signatory 黃哲陽 (醫科) of the NTU alumni open letter protesting the Southern California NTU Alumni Association’s invitation of 管中閔 to speak at its annual meeting — one of roughly two hundred alumni, including fellow TARSA co-founder 林天民 (哲學), who signed in defense of alumni harmony (TJJ, 2018-07-20).
- 2018-02-08 — appeared as a physician panelist in the Q&A of the 台美人信仰與人文研習會 February session at 大洛杉磯台灣會館, alongside 葉思雅, 蔡米山, 蔡長宗 (Dr. Jeffrey Tsai), and 吳武雄 — the study-association sessions his TARSA-SC co-founding record describes, preserved in the archived taiwanjustice.net event listing (TJJ tag archive, listed 2018-02-13; cross-linked from dr-jeffrey-tsai).