By Julie Peachey Tho Pham, MD, is the newest member of a team of doctors who provide medical direction for Stanford Blood Center. He is a familiar face for us already, having spent part of the past year at SBC...
By Deanna Bolio Dr. Susan Galel, a fixture at Stanford Blood Center since the very early days, retired from Stanford as an Associate Professor Emeritus on May 1, 2014. Dr. Galel had been with Stanford Blood Center since 1983, first...
By Julie Peachey When Daniel Boñaga, a physician in the Philippines, moved to the U.S. in 1995, he took his first job as a phlebotomist with Virginia Blood Services. It would be 18 years before relocating west and accepting his...
By Julie Peachey We are pleased to welcome our new technology leader, Jacqueline Shen, who comes to us from Tyco International after 17 years as the IT director for their global organization. She joined Stanford Blood Center in December and...
By Deanna Bolio Part of Stanford Blood Center’s mission is to connect donors with patients, which is why we frequently share updates about blood usage at our hospitals and stories from blood recipients we meet. At this year’s Stanford Blood...
By Dayna Kerecman Myers Stanford Blood Center is pleased to announce its new Co-Medical Director of Clinical Services, David Oh, MD. Dr. Oh joins Medical Director of Clinical Services Susan Galel, MD and Assistant Medical Director Christopher Gonzalez, MD in...
By Dayna Kerecman Myers We’re very excited to introduce our new communications director, Vanessa Merina. From handling communications for the University of Wisconsin Law School, to establishing an intercultural nonprofit and teaching creative writing workshops in Bordeaux, France, to heading...
By Sara Wykes, Staff Writer for the department of Communications & Public Affairs at the Stanford School of Medicine Brian Grone, PhD, has brains and brawn: He can tell you how acute light exposure suppresses circadian...
By Deanna Bolio, Communications Specialist, Stanford Blood Center Stanford Blood Center experienced a lot of change at the management level in 2012, including retirements and growing operational needs. This has resulted in quite a few new faces in the halls...
By Brooke Wilson, Communications Manager, Stanford Blood Center
You're minding your business, going about your day, even doing something good for your health by popping into the gym for a workoutthen suddenly a seizure sets in and you're on the ground convulsing, foaming at the mouth, and unable to communicate. Not only has your day taken a dramatic turnbut your life may be in jeopardy. What happens next?
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