Search

The struggles and sacrifices that Dr. Anthony Han’s parents made as immigrants to the U.S. so that he could have a good education imprinted on him the desire to help others. This led to his interest in becoming a physician, and emergency medicine in particular.

As an immigrant from Romania, Dr. Beatrice Secheli is passionate about helping others adjust to new cultures. She has aided refugees in Thailand and even organized a service trip to Guatemala. Now her sights are set on obstetrics and gynecology and public health opportunities in women’s health.

The award season for UT Southwestern nurses is in full swing and D Magazine’s “Excellence in Nursing Awards” shine a light on a no less than 21 of our RNs this year.

The award season for UT Southwestern nurses is in full swing and D Magazine’s “Excellence in Nursing Awards” shine a light on a no less than 14 of our RNs this year.

The humble beginnings and sacrifices of Dr. Esha Hansoti’s family from India influenced her desire to become a physician. She chose to specialize in psychiatry to empower patients, especially the underserved, with strategies to manage their mental illness and the socioeconomic impacts on their lives.

Dr. Madeline Sparks’ passion for helping children grew after experiences tutoring middle school students and working as a nanny. Then in medical school, her rotations in pediatrics solidified her interest in the specialty and her desire to be an advocate for the youngest of patients.

Learn about the compensation and benefits for personnel on the UT Southwestern Police Department.

A competitive swimmer in college, Dr. Lauren Day developed the drive and discipline to achieve a goal. A spinal fusion at age 12 and the care she received from her doctor inspired her to pursue medicine as a career. For her, she found emergency medicine to be the perfect mix of different specialties.

As the first female physician in her family, Dr. Merin John wants to fulfill what she considers a divine calling to help others. She aspires to practice in an urban, underserved community, providing primary care and emphasizing preventive health strategies.

The odds did not seem to be in Dr. Won Jae Jeong’s favor to become a doctor – especially since he failed all classes except biology in middle school. But he improved his learning skills and eventually pursued his passion to help restore patients’ physical abilities as a rehabilitation specialist.