Global Medical Training
at The University of Texas at Austin
Position: Social Coordinator
Major: Biology BSS and Anthropology
Classification: Junior
Career Goals: I would like to become an orthopedic surgeon!
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Favorite place to eat in Austin: 1618 Asian Fusion, Nervous Charlie’s Bagels, and Pho Dan
Fun Facts: I was on The Price is Right and won some stuff!
Favorite GMT memory: GMT Formal last year—it was so fun hanging out with the officers and seeing members have a great time!
Why did you join GMT? I joined GMT because of the community! From the officers to the members, the folks here are amazing, so smart, and know how to have a good time! It was a no-brainer joining and I’m so glad every day that I did!
Position: Social Coordinator
Major: Exercise Science
Classification: Sophomore
Career Goals: In the future, I hope to be an orthopedic surgeon!
Hometown: Sweet ole Austin, Texas baby
Favorite place to eat in Austin: Matts El Rancho
Fun Facts: I am a CorePower instructor!
Favorite GMT memory: Truly every moment spent with GMT is a favorite, but if I HAD to choose, it would be the bus ride back from our first clinical day in Panama. The camaraderie and shared sense of purpose and humility on that bus ride back created an unforgettable experience. I truly loved my time in Panama, and am so grateful for that experience and the people I shared it with!
Why did you join GMT? I initially joined GMT because it aligned with my passion for healthcare and my desire to make a positive impact both locally and internationally. In high school, I had the privilege of serving internationally, and I knew I wanted to combine this passion with medicine, leading me to discover GMT. Over time, my experience with GMT transformed me, giving healthcare a whole new meaning. Healthcare isn’t just a career; it’s a community characterized by servitude, gratitude, and humility.