Kelvin Shepherd, DO

“I am committed to making a difference and providing high-quality health care services in a kind, respectful manner to my patients as though they were my own family members, and in a manner which celebrates community, culture, and diversity.”

Education: Texas A&M University (BS Biology and M.Ed.), The University of North Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Residency Training: Cook County Hospital-Loyola, University Health Science Center in Chicago

Fellowship: Baylor College of Medicine—Faculty Leadership Fellowship 

Area of Interest/Service: Teaching medical students and residents, medically underserved populations, homeless populations, medical missionary work in Africa and Central America, disability medicine, and adolescent medicine

“ I am committed to making a difference and providing high-quality health care services in a kind, respectful manner to my patients as though they were my own family members, and in a manner which celebrates community, culture, and diversity.”

Education: Texas A&M University (BS Biology and M.Ed.), The University of North Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Residency Training: Cook County Hospital-Loyola, University Health Science Center in Chicago

Fellowship: Baylor College of Medicine—Faculty Leadership Fellowship 

Area of Interest/Service:

Teaching medical students and residents

Medically underserved populations

Homeless populations

Medical missionary work in Africa and Central America

Disability medicine

Adolescent medicine