Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship Fellows

MGP Fellow Physician

I am from China where I received my medical degree at Shenyang Medical College and M. Sc. in Pharmacology in China Medical University. I joined University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC-Memphis) Ph.D. track in 2001 and obtained Ph.D. in Physiology in 2008. Following my studies, I have worked at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the University of Miami as a scientist in hematological diseases. In 2018, I started my training for AP/CP Pathology residency program at UTHSC-Memphis, which is followed by 2-year hematopathology fellowship at MD Anderson. I am excited to start this new journey of Molecular Genetic Pathology at Baylor College of Medicine, which is one of the best molecular genetic programs in the nation. I adore spending time with my family, traveling, learning new things, and watching black/white movies.

MGP Fellow Physician

I am originally from Bolivia, my family and I emigrated to the US when I was 15 years old. I obtained my PhD and MD from the University of Arizona. I also completed my pathology residency at the University of Arizona. I am excited for the opportunity to continue my training with Baylor MGP fellowship program as I chose this program due to the interesting cases, exposure to various practice settings, and cordial and professional environment with faculty deeply invested in education. As a future molecular pathologist, I plan to work towards providing the best and most cutting-edge technology in medicine to our colleagues and patients. I also plan to use my scientific and medical background to work towards bringing new treatment options to current treatment plans for patients suffering from incurable diseases. I enjoy photography and videography, as well as spending time with my family in the outdoors.