Who we are

We are brought together by our passion for innovation, our compassion and dedication for healing, and our respect for each other that makes us one community.

Jazmin Humphreys, MD

(2021-2024)

“As part of the Texas Medical Center, we see a great diversity and wide range of pathologies. The high acuity of our patient population (which includes fellows’ direct involvement with cardiac patients) strengthens our clinical experience. The support received from the program director, staff, attendings, and NNPs provides a comfortable and positive learning environment!”



Hometown: San Angelo, TX 
Jazmin.D.Humphreys@uth.tmc.edu

Kaitlyn Parker, MD

(2021-2024)

Olivia Russel, MD

(2021-2024)

"I knew I wanted to train at a large institution to maximize my clinical experience, but I chose UTH because of how passionate and genuinely invested every faculty member is in not only fellow education, but our overall well-being."


Hometown:  Houston, TX
Olivia.E.Russell@uth.tmc.edu

 Frank Abene II, DO

(2022-2025)

"During residency at UT Houston, I spent a lot of time in our NICUs. Every single attending, fellow, NP, RN, and RT that I worked with was willing to teach me what they knew and made my time there even more enjoyable. When considering where I would continue my education, the diversity of the patients we see and the people I would be working with were two huge factors influencing my decision to stay at this program."


Hometown: Grapevine, TXPediatric Residency: McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston
Frank.A.Abene@uth.tmc.edu

Brittany Graham, MD

(2022-2025)

"I was looking for a program that not only had strong clinical training, but also a program that felt like family. We spend much of our time in the hospital, and it is important to work and train with individuals that are compassionate, hardworking, and inspiring. When I interviewed at UT Houston, I knew that they exemplified the qualities that were most important to me, and that this was a group that I would want to spend the next 3 years training with.  UT Houston values individual development in clinical care, research, professional, and personal development. There are endless learning opportunities and support to achieve your dreams."


Hometown: Vidor, TXPediatric Residency: University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, TNPediatric Cardiology Fellowship: Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN 
Brittany.M.Graham@uth.tmc.edu

Aman Jain, MD

(2022-2025

"UT Houston was my top choice for neonatology because of my experience as a resident. I received incredible mentorship, guidance, and teaching in both clinical and research aspects by each person in the department. I knew that being able to learn in a very large 120+ bed level IV NICU with very complex patients would give me the opportunity to see as much as I could and gain experience managing a large number of difficult conditions. Several of the previous fellows have stayed on as attendings, which speaks volumes about the incredibly collaborative and friendly work environment."


Hometown: League City, TXPediatric Residency: McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston
Aman.Jain@uth.tmc.edu

 Maggie Aucoin, MD

(2023-2026)

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Hometown: Pediatric Residency: University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR 
Maggie.L.Aucoin@uth.tmc.edu

Samarchitha Magal, MD

(2023-2026)

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Hometown: Pediatric Residency: University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 
Samarchitha.N.Magal@uth.tmc.edu

Caitlin Stoll, DO

(2023-2026)

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Hometown: Pediatric Residency: Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC 
Caitlin.M.Stoll@uth.tmc.edu