As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the SVS Foundation's Voices of Vascular Program celebrates vascular surgeons' accomplishments and cultural contributions, such as Gabriela Velazquez, MD.
Criada en la ciudad fronteriza de Misión, Texas, por dos educadores que le inculcaron un profundo sentido de servicio y comunidad, la Dra. Lyssa Ochoa ha construido una carrera que entrelaza sus raíces culturales con su compromiso con las comunidades desfavorecidas.
Raised in the southern border town of Mission, Texas, by two educators who instilled in her a deep sense of service and community, Lyssa Ochoa, MD, has built a career that intertwines her cultural roots with her commitment to underserved communities.
Carlos E. Pineda, MD, cirujano vascular certificado que ejerce en Seattle, Washington, reflexiona sobre su trayectoria de Guatemala a EE.
Heron E. Rodriguez, MD, is a passionate educator, advocate and leader within the Hispanic community.
Lauren N. West-Livingston, MD, a second post-graduate year (PGY-2) integrated vascular surgery resident at Duke University, embodies vascular surgery's diverse and vibrant community.
Elizabeth Chou, MD, a specialist in vascular surgery, brings a unique blend of precision and compassion to her practice. Her standout feature is her deep understanding and respect for her patients' diverse backgrounds.
Diversity and representation discussions have taken center stage in conversations over the years, and Vikram Kashyap, MD, recognizes the significance of varied voices in both medicine and vascular surgery.