Former Volunteers

Faculty

April Bailey, M.D.

• Assistant Professor

2018

Richard Ahn, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Hastings, Minnesota
• Undergraduate:
  University of California, Berkley
• Medical School:
  Northwestern University

Julie Birch, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Milton, Massachusetts
• Undergraduate:
  Boston College
• Medical School:
  Georgetown University

Ramapriya Ganti, M.D., Ph.D.

• Hometown:
  Hyderabad, India
• Medical School:
  University of Tennessee, Memphis
• Graduate:
  University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Adam Jaster, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Bedford, Texas
• Undergraduate:
  Baylor University
• Medical School:
  Texas A&M Health Science Center
  
  

Eric Jones, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Paducah, Kentucky
• Undergraduate:
  Western Kentucky University
• Medical School:
  University of Kentucky

Kelly Tornow, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Plano, Texas
• Undergraduate:
  University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• Medical School:
  UT Southwestern
• Transitional Year:
  John Peter Smith Hospital

2017

Brice Andring, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  Katy, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  University of Texas, Austin
• Medical School: 
  UT Southwestern
  
  

Stephen Fisher, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  Bedford, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  Southern Nazarene University
• Medical School: 
  University of Texas at Houston

Mohit Gupta, M.D.

• Hometown:
  Cincinnati, Ohio
• Undergraduate: 
  NA
• Medical School: 
  University of Cincinnati

Faraz Jeelani, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  Pikeville, Kentucky
• Undergraduate: 
  University of Louisville
• Medical School: 
  University of Louisville
• Preliminary Year:
  University of Louisville

Ankaj Khosla, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  St. Louis, Missouri
• Undergraduate: 
  Northwestern University
• Medical School: 
  Mayo Medical School

David Reading, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  Plano, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  University of Tulsa
• Medical School: 
  UT Southwestern
• Preliminary Year: 
  Texas Health Presbyterian in Dallas

Rajiv Srinivasa, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  Austin, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  Texas A&M University
• Medical School: 
  UT Southwestern

Benjamin White, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  NYC, New York and Dallas, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  Harvard University
• Medical School: 
  University of Texas Health San Antonio

Joseph Zerr, M.D.

• Hometown: 
  D'Hanis, Texas
• Undergraduate: 
  Texas A&M University
• Medical School: 
  Baylor College of Medicine

Testimonials

Ali Alian, M.D.

It is a privilege in radiology to help provide answers to those with ambiguous health issues. Advanced imaging however may be cost-prohibitive and near inaccessible in underdeveloped nations. I joined the global health initiative to give the underserved a chance to understand what is making them ill and possibly reduce morbidity.

April Bailey, M.D.

Caring for those most in need is a privilege as a physician. Being able to provide our unique care (radiology specialty) to patients in another country is not only rewarding to us, but hopefully helps the patient be directed toward and  receive the best care possible in their area. 

Michael Collard, M.D.

It is an exciting and unique opportunity to be able to provide radiological services and expertise to patients typically with access to only basic care. I joined not only to help these patients but to expand the ability of radiology to help patients across the globe.

Julia Fielding, M.D.

It is important to help others who are less fortunate and to demonstrate altruistic behavior to our trainees. 

Adam Jaster, M.D.

Our Global Health Initiative effort is an opportunity to do our little part to act on a call to help those in need.

Ankaj Khosla, M.D.

I wanted the opportunity to serve internationally and learn about how radiology can serve the international community. 

Thomas O’Neill, M.D.

I am grateful to be able to give back to medically undeserved people in our global society with the skills and knowledge I have had the privilege of learning and I value the experience of practicing radiology for a population unlike our own. After visiting Haiti as a medical student, the Haitian people and culture are special to me, and I enjoy being able to serve them.

Carlos Perez, M.D.

I was taught through example of the importance of charitable contributions, whether they be monetary, or through service. I have been very fortunate in my life, and strongly believe it is important to give back in any way that I can.

Marco Pinho, M.D.

Our global health initiative allows us the unique opportunity to positively impact lives of individuals in some of the most destitute communities in the globe, while offering hands-on learning opportunities to our trainees and faculty.  

Mohammad Toliyat, M.D.

This project allows our institution to have a global impact and provide services to a hospital with very few resources, while providing a valuable educational experience to residents. 

Bridgette Young

I believe that the most important part of my job is to help faculty help others. By assisting with the scheduling, our faculty do not have to worry about the smaller tasks and can focus their energy on the bigger picture and helping make our world a better place.