Emeritus Faculty

Honoring the legacy of our distinguished emeritus faculty—scholars, educators, and leaders whose lasting contributions continue to shape our community and inspire future generations.

Dr. Roxie Albrecht is recognized with emeritus status in honor of her exceptional career as a trauma surgeon, educator, and leader in academic medicine. As a nationally respected expert in trauma care, she served as Chief of Trauma and held numerous leadership roles that advanced surgical education, patient safety, and healthcare policy. Her dedication to mentoring young physicians, pioneering trauma system improvements, and championing quality care has left a lasting impact on the medical community. Dr. Albrecht’s legacy of excellence, innovation, and service continues to inspire future generations in medicine.

Dr. Russell Postier is honored with emeritus status in recognition of his distinguished career as a surgeon, educator, and visionary leader in academic medicine. As a former Chair of the Department of Surgery and an influential figure in medical education, Dr. Postier played a pivotal role in advancing surgical training and fostering a culture of clinical excellence. His commitment to patient care, research, and mentorship has shaped the careers of countless physicians and strengthened the institution’s national reputation. Dr. Postier’s legacy of leadership and service continues to resonate across the medical community.

Dr. Ronald Squires is awarded emeritus status in recognition of his outstanding career as a clinician, educator, and dedicated member of the academic medical community. Known for his deep commitment to patient care and medical education, Dr. Squires served for decades as a trusted mentor and respected faculty member, helping shape the next generation of physicians. His contributions to clinical excellence, compassionate care, and collaborative teaching have left a meaningful and lasting impact on both his colleagues and students. Dr. Squire's legacy reflects a lifelong dedication to medicine and service.