Future physicianeers come to EnMed with different backgrounds, research interests and reasons why they were drawn to the program.
Get to know them by clicking their profiles.
“EnMed has put me on the path to being an interdisciplinary mind in the future of medicine. The integrated curriculum engages my engineering thought process … I’m constantly wondering how and why things work the way they do in the body; EnMed satiates that desire in addition to preparing me to innovate in clinical practice.”
Priya Arunachalam
EnMed Class of 2023
“EnMed is unique in that it bridges the much needed gap between translational and clinical medicine. Being immersed in an integrated engineering and medicine program will train me to adapt to newer technologies in a clinical setting.”
Ramez Barsoom
EnMed Class of 2023
“Innovation can’t happen in a vacuum. I chose EnMed because Texas A&M and Houston Methodist provide unparalleled access to researchers, clinicians and commercialization partners.”
Zachary Richards
EnMed Class of 2023
“EnMed is unique because it gives us the opportunity to start thinking about improving the field we are entering. The engineering component is built into the medicine so we are being constantly challenged to understand the concepts, and potentially improve upon them.”
Abigail Roth
EnMed Class of 2023
Aggies Invent Design Competition
Following the EnMed pre-matriculation course, EnMed students participate in Texas A&M University’s fast-paced Aggies Invent Design Competition as a way to launch into the program.
Want to know what it’s like to be an EnMed Student?
Evan George from EnMed’s class of 2023 vlogs his journey to becoming a physicianeer.