Baylor College of Medicine launched the Volunteer Time Off Program in 2015, and since then employees have committed more than 870 hours working in the community. The program gives employees one paid day off a year to serve in the community.
The BCM BeWell program offers opportunities for benefits-eligible employees to improve their health and well-being while also supporting important charity initiatives.
Students, parents, educators and many more gathered at the new Michael E. DeBakey High School for Health Professions building for its grand opening on June 1.
Giving back to the community is an important goal in Baylor College of Medicine’s Department of Radiology. Recently, department faculty did just that by teaching third and fifth graders at Frost Elementary School all about what it means to be a doctor, specifically a radiologist.
Visitors to the Super Bowl LIVE and NFL Experience festivities held at Discovery Green and the George R. Brown Convention Center during the week of the big game may have had the opportunity to interact with one of many volunteers from Baylor College of Medicine.
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