Each year, Veterans Day affords the opportunity to recognize veterans for their service to our country. At Baylor, we thank the many veterans who are part of our community not only for their contributions to the nation, but also to our institution.
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the entire world, but it is more important than ever to care for communities closer to home.
How did someone who spent the early years of his life working in the cotton fields and orchards of California during the Depression become a legend in the specialty of trauma care? You ask that of Dr. Ken Mattox and he’ll say, “By taking on the big, tough cases and figuring out how to make…
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many events at Baylor have transitioned to a virtual format, and this turns out to have some unexpected benefits.
National Allied Health Professions week is celebrated Nov. 2 – 6, 2020. Allied health professionals are an important part of the healthcare team at Baylor and its affiliates. Learn more about nurse anesthetists in this Q&A with Dr. Leslie Archibald, assistant professor of anesthesiology and health professions and chief CRNA at Ben Taub Hospital.
National Allied Health Professions week is celebrated Nov. 2 – 6, 2020. Allied health professionals are an important part of the healthcare team at Baylor and its affiliates. Learn more about physician assistants in this Q&A with Susan Kirk, PA-C, assistant professor of pediatrics – hematology at Baylor and Texas Children’s Hospital.
Sept. 15 – Oct. 15 marked Hispanic Heritage Month, and Baylor recognized this in part by featuring some of our Hispanic research faculty in its science blog, From the Labs.
Holidays usually mean family time, but how to make this happen in the COVID-19 era? Dr. James McDeavitt, senior vice president and dean of clinical affairs and head of Baylor’s pandemic Incident Command Center, thinks he has a way, following the lesson of the successful NBA bubble.
Every month we focus on an outstanding staff member of the BCM Family. This month, it’s Abraham Roberts of the Office of Research.
