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“I’m personally grateful for all the teachers and mentors I had, and appreciative of the amazing trainees and students that who continue to make education the most rewarding aspect of my career.”

“I find the opportunity to watch students, residents, and young faculty mature into very accomplished physicians one of the most rewarding aspects of my professional life. Dr.

It was like my second birthday,” Mr. Cueto said. “I feel like I was in the right place at the right time. It was a very professional team, very well organized.” Blood tests and follow up appointments show Mr. Cueto enjoying a strong recovery.

My patients especially seem to like these noninvasive devices because they’re not a drug or injection, and they have few, if any, side effects. They can be used in conjunction with medication or in lieu of it.

Their dedication to patient care makes my job that much easier. Dr. Fetzer holds a bachelor's degree in imaging science from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

“You guys saved my life,” he told UTSW executives, health care providers, and supporters gathered for the event.

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“One of the most rewarding experiences for my team is when students who have experienced high levels of distress come back from it. They solidify the gains they’ve made in treatment, go into their specialties, and thrive during their residencies,” he said.

“They’d wait until I had it in my arm,” Dr. Walker Williams said. Dr. Walker Williams also spoke about a new specialty at UTSW’s RedBird location that aims to improve patients’ health – culinary medicine.

“Honestly, this elective has been my greatest experience in medical school because I came here to learn to care for patients and with this course we’ve been able to learn on the go. We built this elective on the fly and, using an analogy from Dr.