Medical City Healthcare adds Dr. Raylene Platel to leadership

Dallas-based Medical City Healthcare is naming Raylene Platel, MD, as vice president of graduate medical education.

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Prior to joining Medical City, Dr. Platel served as chief medical officer at Medical City McKinney (Texas). Dr. Platel received her medical degree at Detroit-based Wayne State University, according to the Sept. 28 Medical City news release provided to Becker’s.

In her new position, Dr. Platel will oversee residency and fellowship graduate programs.

“Providing high quality, compassionate care is our top priority,” Medical City Chief Medical Officer Joseph Parra, MD, said. “Dr. Platel’s clinical and academic experience and dedication to training the next generation of clinicians will help support Medical City Healthcare as the destination of choice for healthcare excellence and our community’s growing need for qualified physicians.”

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