Samira

Welcome University of Houston Fertitta Family College of Medicine Medical Students

Welcome to DHR Health! We are truly glad to have you here as you take this important step in your medical journey.

This rotation is more than a clinical requirement—it is an opportunity to learn, grow, and discover the kind of physician you aspire to become. Everything we do here is guided by our core values of DHR CARES: Commitment, Accountability, Respect, Excellence, and Service. We invite you to embrace these same values as you walk our halls.

You will see commitment reflected in the dedication our teams bring to every patient, every day. You will be held to—and supported by—a culture of accountability, where we own our actions and grow from them. Every patient, colleague, and learner you encounter deserves respect, and you will find that same respect extended to you. We pursue excellence not as a destination, but as a daily practice, and we encourage you to hold yourself to that same standard. Above all, service is at the heart of why we are here, and every interaction is an opportunity to live that value.

Please don’t hesitate to ask questions—curiosity is one of the most valuable qualities a physician can have, and it is celebrated here. Lean in, speak up, and embrace every experience with an open mind and a compassionate heart.

We are proud to be part of your training and look forward to learning from you as well. Welcome to the DHR Health family.

Warmly,
Samira Mohamed, MD
Assistant Chief Academic Officer, GME/UME (ACAO)

Your Learning Experience

At DHR Health, you will have the opportunity to engage with a diverse patient population and learn from our dedicated faculty, fellows, and residents. Our team is committed to providing you with a comprehensive and enriching learning experience that will enhance your clinical skills and deepen your understanding of patient care

Explore the Rio Grande Valley

As you settle into your rotations, we encourage you to explore the rich culture and community of the Rio Grande Valley. From its warm hospitality to its unique culinary offerings, you will find that this region has much to offer both personally and professionally.

Our Commitment to Your Success

We are dedicated to supporting your educational journey and ensuring that you gain valuable insights and experiences during your time with us. Our faculty and residents are here to guide you, answer your questions, and help you make the most of your rotations.

Meet Our Future Physicians!

We welcome you to read the bios of our dedicated medical students and discover their unique journeys, interests, and aspirations in the field of medicine. Get to know the individuals who are committed to providing exceptional care and making a difference in our community!

Ahsan Omer

Ahsan Omer

Ahsan was born in Chicago and shortly after moved to Houston, where he has spent his undergrad and medical school at the University of Houston. At his medical school, he is actively involved as a student tutor/mentor and serves on the executive boards of several organizations, in particular as the president for the Anesthesiology Interest Group chapter. He has a special interest in medical education and hopes to expand opportunities for medical students of underserved communities. In his free time, he enjoys badminton, video games/board games, and anime shows.

Jasmin Ali

Jasmin Ali

Jasmin Ali is a fourth-year medical student with a strong interest in patient-centered care and academic medicine. She previously worked as a registered nurse and brings a collaborative, team-focused approach to clinical care. Outside of medicine, she enjoys running, swimming, and caring for plants.

Ryan Wong

Ryan Wong

First in the family to pursue medicine, current anesthesiology applicant always looking to learn from everyone in the team. In my free time I like running (training for a half marathon), learning guitar, video games, and origami!

Blanca Morales

Blanca Morales

My name is Blanca Noemi Morales. I’m originally from Costa Mesa, California, with proud Guatemalan roots. I moved to Houston for medical school with the goal of practicing primary care. My experiences navigating language and cultural barriers have shaped my passion for equitable, compassionate care, especially for underserved communities. With a background in case management, I aspire to establish a patient-centered, community-based clinic that treats the whole person. My vision is to create a wellness-centered space rooted in preventive care—one that integrates wraparound services, embedded community programs, and access to essential resources to empower patients to take ownership of their health. Outside of medicine, movement energizes my spirit. I’m a former rugby player who enjoys soccer, running, hiking, surfing, and dancing to Latin rhythms—especially salsa, bachata, and cumbia. Deeply curious and grounded in my faith, I strive to live with gratitude, humility, and a commitment to serving others with purpose.

Jacqueline Garcia

Jacqueline Garcia

Hi! My name is Jackie Garcia, and I am a second-year medical student at the University of Houston College of Medicine. I was born and raised in Amarillo, TX but my family is from Aguascalientes MX. I am a proud first-generation student and Texas Tech + TTUHSC alum! I enjoy being involved in student organizations and currently serve as the co-Director elect for the LMSA southwest region. I am currently interested in emergency medicine but am coming into rotations with an open mind!