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A steady career path set in high school: CT Plus - UT Southwestern
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/ctplus/stories/2019/perez-erp19.html
His experience in a neighborhood pharmacy led to him securing a part-time job in 1983 as a Pharmacy Tech at the former St. Paul University Hospital while he took community college courses. Mr. Perez soon became a full-time employee. Fast-forward to today and his recognition as a 35-year UT
Dr. Elise Burger: Award for Excellence in Dermatology
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With a background in immunology research, Dr. Elise Burger quickly developed an interest in dermatology after coming to UT Southwestern. By earning both medical and doctorate degrees, she hopes to use her knowledge to research and treat dermatologic diseases. Due in part to her passion, she is this
Grateful for workplace support: CT Plus - UT Southwestern
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/ctplus/stories/2019/bufkin-erp19.html
Each morning, Jenny Bufkin heads to UT Southwestern from her home in Waxahachie, a commute she has been making for 35 years now. When she started her job in 1983, Ms. Bufkin thought she’d only do it for a couple years and move on to work somewhere closer to home.
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PEPTIDE PROTEIN CHEMISTRY SYNTHESIS TECHNOLOGY CENTER REQUISITION UTSWMC ND6.202; (214) 645-6301; (214) 645-6298 (fax) haydn.ball@utsouthwestern.edu Date Ordered: _____________________ Phone #:__________ Fax #:___________ Requested By: _____________________ Authorized Signature: _______________ Lab Room #: _____________________ Department: ______________________ Investigator:_______________________ PI: _______________________________ Name:______________________________ Length
She lives to laugh, dance, make people smile: CT Plus - UT Southwestern
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/ctplus/stories/2019/mason-erp19.html
Two women from the rural community of Karnack on the banks of Caddo Lake in East Texas are known to multitudes. One is Lady Bird Johnson – the former first lady known for beautifying roadsides with wildflowers. The other is Coltee Mason – a Transporter at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital
National Academy of Medicine President Dzau, Phillips to give keynote addresses at 2019 Commencement
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Dr. Victor Dzau, President of the National Academy of Medicine, and Dr. Margaret Phillips, UTSW Chair of Biochemistry, will deliver the keynote addresses at Commencement exercises for the UT Southwestern Medical School and the UT Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, respectively.
Focused on work mission, challenges: CT Plus - UT Southwestern
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/ctplus/stories/2019/gonzales-erp19.html
After 35 years at UT System institutions – including over 26 years at UT Southwestern – Andrea Gonzales says the friendships she has developed and the challenges of her jobs have been the most rewarding.
Dr. Taylor Guinn: American College of Emergency Physicians Medical Student Professionalism and Service Award
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Dr. Taylor Guinn describes the opportunity to serve within UTSW and throughout the broader community as a rewarding experience that contributed to her personal growth. It also earned her national recognition as recipient of the American College of Emergency Physicians Medical Student Professionalism
A heart for family, people, and research
https://www.utsouthwestern.edu/ctplus/stories/2019/dougherty-erp19.html
For Irene Dougherty, a Research Associate celebrating 35 years at UT Southwestern, the best parts of her job include enjoying time with co-workers while knowing the research can help patients and give hope for a cure.
Dr. Alice Jean: Iatros Award and Minnie Lancaster, M.D., Scholarship Award in Family Medicine
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Dr. Alice Jean's work as a medical student and her charitable service in Texas and other countries has been recognized by both faculty and fellow students. The Medical School Class of 2019 chose her to receive the Iatros Award, while the Department of Family and Community Medicine honored her with