Meet Jeffrey J.T. Lee, MD '13

Texas A&M University Medicine Class of 2020

Where are you practicing currently?

I am currently working as a general pediatrician in College Station at the St. Joseph’s Pediatrics Clinic off Highway 6.

Are there any awards or achievements you'd like to share with other Former Students since you graduated?

During my training at Driscoll Children’s Hospital, I was awarded Outstanding Resident of the Year by Texas A&M College of Medicine (2020), and I was voted Best Resident Teacher of Quarter 4 by medical students rotating through Driscoll (TAMU, UTRGV, UTMB, and TCOM) in 2022.

What are your favorite memories from your time at the School of Medicine?

My favorite memories during my time at A&M are struggling together with my friends through all the classes and the medical mission trips I was able to go on with the CMA to Lima, Peru. That trip is where I met my mentor, Dr. Stephen Tseng.

Are there any exciting personal or professional next steps in your life that you'd like to share?

Something exciting that’s coming up for me is that my wife and I are expecting a little girl in December! We are very excited and nervous about her arrival. I am also looking to get more involved in medical education.

Congratulations, Dr. Rob Milman!

Texas A&M University Medicine Class of 1986

Congratulations to Rob Milman, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor and Associate Department Head in the Department of Medical Education for being named the recipient of the 2023 Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award, College Level Teaching.

Each year, the Association of Former Students honors outstanding faculty members for their dedication to teaching. These awards recognize, encourage, and reward the superior classroom teachers — those individuals whose command of their respective discipline, teaching methodologies, pervasive caring, communication skills, and commitment to the learning process exemplify the meaning of teacher/mentor in its highest sense.

Congratulations, Dr. Jody Barnard!

Texas A&M University Medicine Class of 1981

Governor Abbott appointed Dr. Barnard to the Texas Forensic Science Commission.

Jody Barnard, MD of Dallas is director of the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Science, chief medical examiner of Dallas County, and a professor of pathology at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. He served as chairman of the Rapport Society at Texas A&M University and is a member of the National Association of Medical Examiners and the Southwest Transplant Alliance.

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Thank you to those who came to the School of Medicine tailgate on November 11th! We loved seeing the camaraderie among the many generations of Aggie Docs, as well as our faculty and staff who attended.

And a Fightin' Texas Aggie Football WIN to end the night is always a plus!

You are invited to participate in a research study titled Generational Change in Healthcare: What Can We Learn from Texas Physicians?

This study is designed to explore the impact of generational change on healthcare education and care delivery practices, drawing on the perspectives and experiences of Texas physicians of different generations who are TAMU medical graduates. The goal is to help physicians succeed in today’s multigenerational workplace, train future generations of physicians and other health professionals, and ensure access to quality care for patients. 

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The School of Medicine hosted its Aggie Ring Ceremony on November 1st. 14 students received their Aggie Rings across the Bryan, Dallas, Houston, and Willowbrook Campuses.

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