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Ms. Kaiser has been assisting transplant patients since the heart program was launched by UT Southwestern Medical Center at St. Paul Hospital in 1988. Read More

Linda Ahrens has seen a lot of changes since she started her career at the former St. Paul Hospital in 1972. The changes mainly concern the patients, she said. Read More

Most talk about the new William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital focuses on the amenities the hospital will have, but Mary Harrison is also enthusiastic about what it will lack: carpet. Read More

Wanda Saddler’s early experiences as an employee at UT Southwestern Medical Center involved a building that’s no longer standing and a staff optometrist she still calls a friend. Read More

For 35 years, Mr. Moreno has worked as a hospital lab technician, a job that suits him perfectly. He can’t imagine doing anything else. Read More

You can catch up with Teresa Salas most any day, right after she finishes her cashier shift in the cafeteria at St. Paul University Hospital. She’ll be there, surrounded by co-workers who call her Mother Teresa, or Sweetie, or Little T. Read More

Mrs. Harris began working at the old St. Paul Hospital in 1977, while still a nursing student at Texas Woman’s University. In 35 years she has never left women’s services, though she has held different nursing positions and worked various shifts. Read More

If Patricia Ellisor has her way, she’ll be known as the employee who never retired. With 35 years of working for the University of Texas System, she’s certainly on her way to achieving that goal. Read More

Susan Cox is known for her intense concentration at the bench as a Medical Technologist in Pathology’s core and special coagulation laboratories, where she turns her laser focus on critical hematology tests that measure a patient’s blood-clotting abil Read More