Associate Dean at the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine
I am a biomedical engineer that has worked in a medical school environment for my entire career, applying engineering principles to medical problems, learning the language of the clinician and gaining valuable clinical knowledge to be able to translate between medical and technical disciplines. My research focus is in the area of orthopaedics, human performance and rehabilitation.
Department Details: My faculty appointment is in the department of Family and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. My lab has two staff members - one biomedical engineer and one program project manager. As associate dean for TCOM, I work with the leadership team on all aspects of scholarly activity within the school.
What’s the best way to work with your team? We are open to different work styles. We utilize both virtual and in-person meetings. For me, email correspondence is the best first contact point.
Who are the best points of contact in your department? For research connections, I am the best person to help find partners.
Additional Resources:
Visit the TCOM research website to see profiles of TCOM researchers. For clinicians, I can help with introductions. You can also go to the expert’s portal to find researchers using keywords.
