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2023 Sessions  Residency Program  

  • Baylor University Medical Center Dallas   
  • CHRISTUS Health/Texas A&M College of Medicine   
  • Dell Medical School at UT Austin   
  • Houston Methodist The Woodlands Hospital   
  • Baylor Scott & White - Temple   
  • HCA Kingwood   
  • Houston Methodist  
  • Laredo Medical Center   
  • McGovern Medical School   
  • Baylor Scott & White All Saints   
  • Texas Health Resources Ft. Worth   
  • Texas Tech University Heath Science Center   
  • University of Texas Medical Branch   
  • UT Health San Antonio   
  • UT Tyler   
  • UTRGV - Knapp Medical Center   
  • UTRGV - Valley Baptist  
  • Baylor Scott & White - Round Rock 

Dr. Andy Diehl On Being a Doctor 2023

Few professions are as inherently dramatic as medicine. It is no surprise, then, that many physicians have recorded their experiences through essays, stories, and poems especially for an audience of their peers. These stories give voice to the joys and the frustrations, the magic, and the sorrow we share.

Named in honor of Dr. Andy Diehl, former Governor of the Texas Southern region for his contributions to the Texas Chapter as a leader, educator, and internist, this award is given to the winner of the On Being a Doctor creative writing competition for 91ºÚÁÏÍø Medical Student and Resident members. The competition was first introduced at the 2004 Annual Meeting and has become one of the most notable awards of the chapter.

On Being a Doctor Collection

TX91ºÚÁÏÍø members' On Being a Doctor submissions, published in the Texas Internist:

  • 2018 Annual Competition Winner - "Reflections" by Roshni Ray, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UT Health Science Center San Antonio.
  • 2016 Annual Competition Winner - "Start of Something New"  by Thomas Das, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UT Southwestern.
  • 2015 Annual Competition Winner - "Valeria's Team"  by Shaoli Chaudhuri, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UTHSCSA
  • 2014 Annual Competition Winner - "My Patient"  by Kelsey Bryant, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UTHSCSA
  • 2013 Annual Competition Winner - "White Gown"  by Susan Lampley, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine
  • 2012 Annual Competition Winner - "Lessons from My Father"  by Kristin D'Silva, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, Texas Southwestern Medical Center
  • 2011 Annual Competition Winner - "No One Dies Alone"  by Evan Ross, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UT Southwestern
  • 2010 Annual Competition Winner - "Son of the Soil"  by Anoop Sheshadri, TX91ºÚÁÏÍø Student Member, UT Southwestern
  • 2009 Annual Competition Winner - "The Roadrunner"  by Marc Shabot, MD, F91ºÚÁÏÍø

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Announcing 91ºÚÁÏÍø's Career Connection

In this issue:

  • Recruiting, retaining rural physicians
  • Where’s your niche?
  • Keep current on the changing medicolegal landscape
  • Climbing to the C-suite
  • Top tips to nail your next presentation
  • Make yourself more marketable
  • Civil surgeons can help pave the way to citizenship
  • Five questions to ask yourself if you’re anxious about a job change

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The Summer Career Guide will be available until September 1, 2024.

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