Dr. Elizabeth Zuniga-Sanchez, assistant professor of ophthalmology at Baylor, has a passion for mentoring students, specifically underrepresented minorities. She is the inaugural recipient of the Genentech Career Development Award for Underrepresented Minority Emerging Vision Scientists from the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology.
Lifesaving surgeries are not always accessible to everyone around the world. As an anesthesiologist at Baylor, Dr. Rahel Selassie understands the importance of advocating and improving patient safety not only at home but also in other countries.
Pediatric cardiologist Dr. Keila Lopez has always been passionate about public health and working with minority and underrepresented groups. She is now bringing her expertise to the Mayor’s Office for the City of Houston. Lopez has been named to Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Hispanic Advisory Board.
After a year of the pandemic, more and more people are returning to work in the TMC. This means navigating fellow commuters, pedestrians, bicyclists and others for the first time in many months. It’s important to keep safety in mind. Here are a few safety tips from Baylor’s security office.
Every month we focus on an outstanding staff member of the BCM Family. This month, it’s Laura Coleman with BCM BeWell in Human Resources.
In 2015, trainees from across the TMC came together to start the Consulting Club at the Texas Medical Center, an organization that helps advance-degree candidates learn more about careers in management consulting. It offers educational workshops on business basics, resume building and case interview preparation and consists of Ph.D. students, medical students, postdocs and residents…
Taking care of your health is one of the most important things you can do for yourself. Baylor College of Medicine experts have plenty of tips to help you stay healthy. This month’s Health Hint offers tips on good work-from-home habits to reduce neck and back pain.
