1969
Born to Juanito Banaad and Minera Dichoso-Banaad in Quezon City, Philippines.
1989
Earns a Bachelor of Science in biology from Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines.
1993
Obtains a Doctor of Medicine from the University of the East-Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center in the Philippines.
1994
Is a postgraduate intern, resident in internal medicine and chief resident at Cardinal Santos Medical Center in the Philippines through 1997.
1995
Becomes a diplomate of the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates.
1998
Becomes board-certified in internal medicine in the Philippines; Becomes a diplomate of the Philippine College of Physicians.
1998
Is a doctor at the G.D. Banaad Clinic in the Philippines.
1999
Is a research assistant in the Department of Hematology at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago until 2001.
2001
Is a resident and chief resident in family medicine at Swedish Covenant Hospital in Chicago through 2004.
2003
Is honored as Most Outstanding Resident by Swedish Covenant Hospital.
2004
Becomes board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine; Is an attending physician at Presence Health in Chicago.
2004
Is a physician at Swedish Covenant Hospital, now Northshore University Health Systems, in Chicago through today.
2009
Is a shodan with the World Seido Karate Organization through today.
2016
Earns a black belt.
2017
Is named to the Hall of Fame for Excellence in Medicine by Via Times and CPR TV Chicago.
2017
Is the director of the scholarship program at Ateneo de Manila University and Ateneans USA through today.
2020
Earns a second-degree black belt.