Charles Williams, FACHE, will serve as president of the Baylor Scott & White DFW – West Region, which includes hospitals in Irving and Grapevine, and Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center – Fort Worth
Charles Williams
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After more than a decade serving as president of the Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region, Jason Jennings will return to his roots in North Texas to serve as president of Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center – Fort Worth and the Baylor Scott & White Health – North Texas West Region.
Jason Jennings, President, Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center – Fort Worth and Baylor Scott & White Health – North Texas West Region
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“From the recent opening of the expanded emergency department in Brenham to the innovative clinic and wellness center recently opened in College Station, we are proud to grow alongside — and continue investing in — this great community,” said Steve Newton, chief delivery system operations officer, Baylor Scott & White.
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Brenham
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Baylor Scott & White Health announces regional and hospital leadership team appointments.
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – College Station
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Seth Sullivan, MD, has been named chief medical officer.
Seth Sullivan, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region
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Geoff Christian will serve as interim president of Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region.
Geoff Christian, Chief Operating Officer and interim president of Baylor Scott & White – College Station Region.
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After more than two decades of leading the region’s medical team as regional chief medical officer, Bill Rayburn, MD, will continue his service as chief medical officer of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Brenham and as an active member of the medical staff.
Title: Bill Rayburn, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Brenham
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McLane worked to bring specialized pediatric care to the region and was deeply involved in establishing the free-standing children’s hospital and clinic.
Drayton McLane Jr. at Baylor Scott & White McLane Children’s Medical Center
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To honor his decades of generous support for children’s healthcare, legendary Texas businessman and philanthropist Drayton McLane Jr. was awarded the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals’ Founder’s Award.
Drayton McLane Jr. accepts Founder’s Award at ceremony in Temple.
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Drayton McLane Jr. Receives Founder’s Award from Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals®
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Since its opening in 2011, Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's has cared for tens of thousands of children, earning a designation as a Level II pediatric trauma center, the only one between Dallas and Austin.
Baylor Scott & White McLane Children’s Medical Center and Clinic
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President of Baylor Scott & White Central Texas Foundation
Lori Luppino
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President of Baylor Scott & White Central Texas Foundation
Lori Luppino
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A snapshot of a diverse workforce reflected in our present day Board of Directors
Present day Scott & White Clinics Board of Directors
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Present Day Baylor Scott & White Health Plan
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Temple Sanitarium, circa 1905
Temple Sanitarium South
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The Scott Family Cabin remains on the Baylor Scott & White Medical Center- Temple campus and now stands as a humble historic landmark for the City of Temple
The Scott Family Cabin
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Baylor Scott & White By The Numbers
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It was fun to see that, as someone who was born in Temple in the early fifties…to see King's daughters coming back into Scott & White. Seeing the fact that the children didn't have to leave Temple to go to Fort Worth Dallas or Houston was really nice because that's a long trip for parents when they have other children at home and they have a child who's critically ill. That was such a burden, and now they can stay close to home.” – Robert Pryor, M.D., president & chief executive officer, Baylor Scott & White Health (2011-2016) speaking on the addition of what is now McLane Children’s Hospital
King’s Daughters Hospital
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Temple Sanitarium, circa 1905
Temple Sanitarium
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A snapshot of a diverse workforce reflected in our present day Board of Directors
Present day Scott & White Clinics Board of Directors
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“The thing I value the most is the Christian values, the unselfish attitudes, and service to people who need help.” – Raleigh White IV, M.D., grandson of Scott & White founding member, Raleigh White II, M.D. on what about the Scott & White legacy makes him most proud
A Christian Ministry of Healing
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The first female physician and anesthetist working under Dr. Scott & Dr. White. Dr. Potter performed the first surgery with anesthesia in Texas
Dr. Claudia Potter
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“My hope is that the legacy that Dr. Scott and Dr. White started 125 years ago, which is caring for the community, practicing the highest example of medical care that's possible, and doing it in a compassionate way, not only benefits people who are ill, but also prevents illness from occurring and brings this all together under a health system that really cares for the community – which is what, to me, living in Temple and being at Scott White is all about.” – Robert Pryor, M.D., president, chief executive officer, Baylor Scott & White Health (2011-2016) speaking on the future of Scott & White’s legacy
Brindley Circles, Scott & White Memorial Hospital
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“Diversity within our healthcare team is so important. It makes us stronger as a team and helps us build trust with the patients we serve. When trust is high, we are better able to help each patient achieve their goals for wellness or walk difficult journeys of illness. In short, diversity within our teams helps each of us a better version of ourselves.” – Tresa McNeal, M.D., interim chair, Department of Medicine, Baylor Scott & White – Central Texas speaking on diversity of present day BSW
Women Physicians at Santa Fe Clinic
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"My great-grandfather felt like it was more important to help people than to make a dollar. I think that that has stayed with the hospital system whole time. I feel like they actually care about healing people." – Michael Scott, great-grandson of co-founder, A.C. Scott Sr., M.D., speaking on the founder’s values
First Patient on ‘The Hill’, December 15, 1963
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“When I started here, McLane Children’s was a hospital within a hospital and a pediatric ambulatory clinic down ‘The Hill’. Now, we are a freestanding facility – the only one between Dallas and Austin. We have several clinics, not only in Central Texas, but in the surrounding areas as well. It is great that we are able to take care of children and families close to home.” – Dell Ingram-Walker, vice president, chief operating officer, Baylor Scott & White McLane Children's, speaking on expansion of pediatrics.
Present day McLane Children’s Hospital
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"I'm proud of the fact that we are growing the profession and building the medical workforce for the country. I think that's commendable… our commitment to education, both for undergraduate medical students as well as residencies, and graduate medical education.” – Glen Couchman, M.D., chief medical officer, Clinical Operations, Baylor Scott & White Health, speaking on Baylor Scott & White’s commitment to education
Two Generations of female physicians
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“I think our new focus and emphasis on customer service, consumer focus, as well as the patient focus will hopefully result in better care for more people. Growth is part of our mission and we're living in a part of the country that's growing, so hopefully this will result in more people getting better care as we grow our system.” – Glen Couchman, M.D., chief medical officer, Clinical Operations, Baylor Scott & White Health, speaking on future growth
Present day patient care
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Scott & White Hospital, main building, circa 1950
Scott & White Hospital, main building, circa 1950
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“Well, I often have thought about what Dr. Scott and White would think of where the institution is today. It would be startling,…but they were both innovators and they were both committed to healthcare, to taking care of folks that needed the help.” – Raleigh White IV, M.D., grandson of Scott & White founding member, Raleigh White II, M.D., on the Scott & White legacy
A.C. Scott M.D. and Dr. Raleigh White II, M.D.
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"Every time I drive through Temple and see the hospital, it's bigger. That's the mark of a great institution. It's not just a hospital. It's a institution that's known nationwide." – Michael Scott, great-grandson of co-founder, A.C. Scott Sr., M.D., speaking on the growth of Scott & White’s legacy
Present day Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Temple
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“My hope is that the legacy that Dr. Scott and Dr. White started 125 years ago, which is caring for the community, practicing the highest example of medical care that's possible, and doing it in a compassionate way, not only benefits people who are ill, but also prevents illness from occurring and brings this all together under a health system that really cares for the community – which is what, to me, living in Temple and being at Scott White is all about.” – Robert Pryor, M.D., president, chief executive officer, Baylor Scott & White Health (2011-2016) speaking on the future of Scott & White’s legacy
Brindley Circles, Scott & White Memorial Hospital
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Naman Mahajan
Naman Mahajan Named President of Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Grapevine
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Dr. Walter Peters, Baylor Scott & White’s chief surgical officer, will serve as interim CMO. Dr. Peters joined Baylor Scott & White in 2015 as chief of colon and rectal surgery at Baylor University Medical Center.
Walter Peters, MD, Chief Surgical Officer
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Alejandro “Alex” Arroliga, MD, has been named chief clinical innovation officer of Baylor Scott & White Health, effective June 20, 2022. In this newly created role, Dr. Arroliga will partner with leaders across the system to identify, evaluate and pursue clinical innovations designed to improve patient experiences.
Alejandro “Alex” Arroliga, MD
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