
"No matter how many obstacles I have to face, I will be able to overcome them, even if many people tell me I can't."
"Everything related to my experience here was wonderful. It opened my mind and allowed me to embrace and enjoy everything that came my way. It gave me the ability to practice medicine and pursue my dreams and my greatest passion."
He recalls some of his anecdotes at UAG, such as being the president of the Medical School and participating in different volunteer activities with Cruz Verde and similar associations.
He also remembers the great instructors he had during his studies, particularly Dr. Carmelita, who had a great passion for teaching and motivated them to learn and feel part of this great country. He has incredible memories from his time at UAG.
"It's wonderful to be back at UAG and see all the changes it has undergone. It brings back all my memories from when I was here."
He then advised students to build a network with their classmates, colleagues, and people who can help and contribute to their careers and professional growth. In his experience, this aspect has greatly supported his professional development.
"Passion is also important. Explore and discover what truly excites you in the field of medicine and go after it," he concluded.


On December 5, 2025, the UAG Alumni Houston Chapter gathered alumni and friends for an evening of connection, shared memories, and TECOS pride that highlighted the strength of our alumni community.


Coming from the United States and Puerto Rico, a new generation of physicians is ready to carry the UAG seal back to their home communities.


The Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara proudly honors alumnus Dr. Tony Martínez, whose recent recognition at the University at Buffalo reflects his humility, dedication, and deep commitment to compassionate, community-centered medical care.


UAG proudly welcomed alumnus and board-certified Urologist Dr. Charles Kandler back to campus, celebrating his outstanding career and continued connection to the university.