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Dr. Alicia Tezel Honored at BCMS Women In Medicine Leadership Awards
On November 21st, 2019 our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Alicia Tezel, was awarded with the Bexar County Medical Society Women in Medicine Leadership Award for Pediatric Healthcare.
Dr. Tezel has been with Little Spurs since 2006. Before joining Little Spurs, she worked as a pediatrician in the emergency room at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio for 14 years (then called Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital). Now serving as the Chief Medical Officer at Little Spurs, Dr. Tezel prioritizes patient care within Little Spurs, working with her staff to educate the public on issues such as antibiotic stewardship and urgent care utilization.
Dr. Tezel has been married for 23 years and has four children. She is originally from Lima, Peru and immigrated to the United States in 1982 for college. Dr. Tezel received her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her doctorate from the University of Texas Health Science Center.
If your child is sick or injured, bring them to Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care. We are a walk-in pediatric urgent care open seven days a week. We have 11 locations in San Antonio and one in Dallas. Our Potranco clinic, located at 14249 Potranco Road, will open early 2020. For more information, please email us at info@littlespurs.com. We welcome walk-ins, accept most insurance plans and are proud to be accredited by the Urgent Care Association!
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