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About EnMed

EnMed is a tripartite collaboration between Texas A&M’s College of Engineering, School of Medicine and the state’s top-ranked Houston Methodist Hospital established to transform healthcare through translational interdisciplinary research, the development of medical technologies, and the training and development of “Physicianeers.” 

Located in the Texas Medical Center, EnMed features a revolutionary medical education program where students receive medical doctorates and master of engineering degrees focused on the design and implementation of medical technologies in the same four years.    

Graduates of EnMed will be early adopters of transformational technologies, maintain a unique vigilance for opportunities to innovate during their clinical practice, and possess real-world experience developing innovative medical technologies acquired through ‘innovation rotations’ with EnMed researchers, collaborators, and industry partners, as well as, through the development of their own unique ideas. 

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EnMed students graduate with medical doctorates and masters of engineering degrees in four years. Photo by: Sandra Zhi
EnMed students graduate with medical doctorates and masters of engineering degrees in four years. Photo by: Sandra Zhi
Studying in the heart of Houston's Texas Medical Center, EnMed students are surrounded by some of the brightest minds in medicine.
Studying in the heart of Houston’s Texas Medical Center, EnMed students are surrounded by some of the brightest minds in medicine.

The Mission

To develop a new healthcare professional, trained to be an exceptional physician who is also equipped to invent practical solutions to healthcare problems through the convergence of engineering and medicine. Such innovators will be Physicianeers.

Texas A&M University School Of Engineering Medicine (EnMed),Photos Of Students For Marketing Uses.
Texas A&M University School Of Engineering Medicine (EnMed),Photos Of Students For Marketing Uses.

 

The Vision

ENMED graduates will uniquely help to transform healthcare as Physicianeers. This will be achieved through convergence born innovations that improve the understanding and treatment of disease.

EnMed: An Inside Look

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Watch current students and leadership share what you can expect at the first-of-its-kind option for medical school.

The EnMed Tripartite

EnMed is a collaborative venture between award-winning institutions and recognized leaders. See below to learn more about the Texas A&M University College of Medicine, the Texas A&M University College of Engineering and Houston Methodist Hospital.

Texas A&M University College of Medicine

Texas A&M University College of Medicine

Houston Methodist Hospital

Houston Methodist Hospital

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

What does Texas A&M’s leadership say about EnMed?

“Medicine is about more than just biology; it requires technology development”

The Texas A&M University System

John Sharp Chancellor

The Texas A&M University System

“These innovators, ‘physicianeers’, will radically change the way that health care is delivered”

President, Texas A&M University

M. Katherine Banks

President, Texas A&M University

“EnMed blends research and commercialization opportunities with a robust medical education model”

Former President, Texas A&M University

Michael K. Young

Former President, Texas A&M University
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