Ask Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians Amy Wilson, MD, and Rita Hamilton, DO, if they ever imagined becoming the key leaders at Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas that they are today when they first started as residents in 1993, the answer is simple:
The re-establishment of the Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas Orthopedic Residency in 2015 represented the continuation of a strong legacy of orthopedic education. In 2017, as the first female resident to enter the program, PGY1 Shawna Watson, MD, represents the next chapter of another Baylor Dallas legacy: women in orthopedics.
Five questions for Dr. Mennel, a longtime member of the internal medicine and oncology faculty.
This spring, Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas OB/GYN Residency Program graduate Robert T. Gunby Jr., MD, received the Texas Medical Association’s (TMA) highest honor – the Distinguished Service Award. The award firmly establishes Dr. Gunby as a legend in Texas medicine, and it serves as a capstone to a 40-plus year career that is not yet over.
