Alumni

Alumni Profile – ER doctor Harold Taylor, '86, gets out the vote with "Vote Car"

Dr. Harold Taylor shows off the Vote Car. | Photo By H. Taylor, M.D. | Copyright 2005 All World Rights Reserved

Harold Taylor, M.D., '86, is board certified in emergency medicine and works as an attending physician at Bethesda Medical Center Arrow Springs and Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. He completed his residency training in emergency medicine at Detroit Medical Center. Dr. Taylor is a Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians. Before Election Day, Nov. 2, 2004, he did his part to increase voter turnout and encourage voting in America with Vote Car – a unique car that he specially outfitted for the 2004 elections.

Doreen Sabalesky, M.D., '87, with Miss Kassie, left, Gray, right; and Piper, standing.

A psychiatrist who recently was on television touting the therapeutic effects of dogs, Doreen Sabalesky, M.D., '87, never thought she'd be under attack by a dog, fearing for her life. But this was the situation she found herself in the morning of Jan. 20, 2006, as she was walking her two Scottish Deerhounds, Gray and Piper, and her Weimaraner, Miss Kassie, in her Braeswood neighborhood in Houston.