School of Medicine Commencement

Sylvester is a wife, mother of two, physical therapist, clinical assistant professor for women’s health, and VBAC-certified doula. She graduated from The Medical College of Georgia’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program in 2010. She spent the first decade of her career working in an acute care setting with people who sustained neurological injuries. After birthing her second child and experiencing complications following delivery, she founded a program called Operation M.I.S.T. where she and her team daily and remotely monitor the health data of women and teach them to use smart watches and blood pressure cuffs for safer pregnancies and better health. Sylvester does not believe in assumptions, protocol-driven care or generalized interventions. She believes that women’s health journeys are as unique as their fingerprints and should be treated as such. 

Bullock is a registered radiologic technologist with specialization in General Diagnostic and Computed Tomography. She serves as the clinical coordinator and assistant program director for Emory's Medical Imaging Program, where she also holds an instructor position. She earned her Associate of Medical Science degree in 2006 and her Bachelor of Medical Science degree in 2007, both from Emory University. She later obtained a Master of Science in Radiologic Science from Loma Linda University in 2011. Throughout her career, Bullock has cultivated a broad range of clinical experience, including work in orthopedics, pediatrics, hospital inpatient services, outpatient clinics, and surgical imaging. Her diverse background informs her academic instruction, and she is deeply committed to the development and mentorship of future professionals in the field of medical imaging.