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My Role with Students and Residents at Long School of Medicine

I teach 1st and 2nd year medical students in small groups as a Synthesis Facilitator and will also be a Clinical Skills Alternate Facilitator.  I teach 3rd and 4th year students when they are on their clinical rotations in the hospital for Internal Medicine.  I have also spent many years as the director of our Veritas student mentoring program.  I find mentoring medical students one of the most rewarding aspects of my career.

Three Fun Facts About Me

1. I am married to a physician (he does pulmonary/critical care in private practice).
2. We have two teen daughters, a therapy dog, a cat, a pony, a hamster and a cute but destructive rabbit who rules the house.
3. I am learning to play the guitar but finding it surprisingly difficult to make the time to diligently practice.

Undergraduate Education

University of Texas at Austin

Medical School Education

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Residency Fellowship and/or Other Degrees

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