The Way I See It

A must-read for medical professionals, both practicing and retired, "The Way I See It" is a deeply personal story that shares what it means to be a doctor. Throughout his book, Dr. Paul Archambeau of Santa Rosa, California, tells his inspiring life story of becoming a true doctor of medicine — greatly entertaining us along the way.

A must-read for medical professionals, both practicing and retired, "The Way I See It" is a deeply personal story that shares what it means to be a doctor. Throughout his book, Dr. Paul Archambeau of Santa Rosa, California, tells his inspiring life story of becoming a true doctor of medicine — greatly entertaining us along the way. Knowing that Paul Archambeau came from humble beginnings, one might assume that this will be a rags-to-riches story, but at its heart, this is the tale of how he found his life's calling. Becoming a doctor of medicine, improving the wellbeing of his countless patients, has been his life's greatest joy, second only to his family. This is his story.

Dr. Paul Archambeau is a retired ophthalmologist living in Santa Rosa, California. He spent his early years in Detroit, Michigan, and later moved to Buffalo, New York, where he eventually attended medical school. After residency at Mayo Clinic, he began his career in Santa Rosa, practicing ophthalmology for fifty years. He now resides there with his wife Judy and their cat Mosha.