Dr. Jagolino-Cole completed her Vascular Neurology training at the McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth), and now serves as Program Director of the same fellowship. Prior to this, she served as co-chief resident at the Miller School of Medicine, after graduating from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. She decided to pursue medicine after competing service as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ukraine, where she discovered her interest in health education. As faculty at UTHealth, she has published several papers on improving the quality of stroke care provided via telestroke, in acute and follow-up inpatient settings, and also on mobile stroke units, regarding incorporation of telestroke and pre-hospital thrombectomy assessment. She is dedicated to cultivating telemedicine education for medical students, residents, and fellows, and has published several papers on applicable findings and training methodologies. She currently receives funding from an ABPN Faculty Innovation in Education Award in order to elaborate on prior findings from her research on teleneurology and telestroke education. She has also received a Kenneth I. Shine Health Science Education Small Grant to implement telemedicine education more formally at the medical student level.