School of Medicine recognizes residents
The TTUHSC School of Medicine honored their graduating residents June 7 during the 29th annual Resident Recognition
Lunch at the Amarillo Country Club. More than 30 residents received honors from their
individual departments for their service while enrolled the TTUHSC Amarillo campus.
The Resident’s Choice Award this year went to Srinath Yadapalli, M.D. Other individual honorees included Hollie Rose, D.O., who received the Golden Apple Award, and Joshua Crane, D.O., who took home the George H. Kollmar, M.D. Award. The Outstanding First-Year Resident honorees included Grace Wang, M.D., Ph.D., M.A. (Family Medicine); Muhammad Habib, M.D., and Shayan Siddiqui, M.D. (Internal Medicine); Katlyn Hoover, M.D. (OB/GYN), Vijay Linga, M.D. (Pediatrics).
Congratulations to all of our School of Medicine residents!
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