Two long-time Amarillo employees retire
The TTUHSC regional campus in Amarillo recently said farewell and best wishes to two long-standing employees. Paul Tullar, M.D., an associate professor in the TTUHSC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, was recognized for his 10 years with the university at a Nov. 30 retirement ceremony. In addition, the School of Health Professions held a Dec. 29 retirement reception for Sherry Skidmore and thanked her for more than 20 years of service at the TTUHSC-Amarillo campus. Attendees sent their best wishes to Dr. Tullar and Skidmore in their future endeavors.
Paul Tullar, M.D.
Sherry Skidmore & the SHP Staff
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