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That is what put pathology onto my radar,” he said. After his first surgical pathology rotation, he decided to pursue a career as a pathologist. Getting to that point followed an academic career that took some twisty turns.

“I re-evaluated my life, there’s no question about it,” she said. “I like to think that the opportunity for personal growth is not just a concept at UT Southwestern. That’s because I have lived it.” Among the changes in Ms. Boese’s life, she has become:  An advocate.

Eichhorn in my profession, both through teaching residents and medical students and also in providing direct patient care,” she said. “Dr. Eichhorn was an amazing clinician.” Dr.

“I knew I wasn’t going to be a doctor,” she said, “because as a child, my understanding of what my dad [ Dr. Jack Seidel , Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, and UT Southwestern Medical School Class of 1987] did was make children cry.” Dr.

 “ I would be sitting with my hands on my knees trying to catch my breath,” he recalls . Ben Dupree was diagnosed at age 9 with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a genetic disease that leads to muscle and heart failure and premature death.

“One of the most satisfying experiences in the past four years was working with my classmates on reopening the Monday Psychiatry Clinic,” Dr. Triantafyllou said.

“Before this treatment was available, it was a challenge to provide a solid treatment option for my patients who suffered from chronic back pain from degenerative endplates,” said Dr. Patel.

“I have been very fortunate to work with outstanding scientists throughout my career. I would especially like to acknowledge my colleagues, postdocs, and students here at UT Southwestern and my former colleagues at GlaxoSmithKline. They made this award possible,” added Dr.

Asked about her Dermatology residency, she said “my mentors here made me hope that I’d get the chance to stay here. It was my No. 1 pick, and I feel lucky and proud.” Alan J. Sosa Pursuing a medical education hit particularly close to home, and by surprise, for one upcoming graduate. Mr.

Asked about her Dermatology residency, she said “my mentors here made me hope that I’d get the chance to stay here. It was my No. 1 pick, and I feel lucky and proud.” Alan J. Sosa Pursuing a medical education hit particularly close to home, and by surprise, for one upcoming graduate. Mr.