The people behind the practice.

Dr. Homer has extensive experience as a hospital-based anatomic and clinical pathologist. He has practiced at Texas Health Huguley Hospital since completing a fellowship in surgical pathology and flow cytometry at UT Southwestern Medical Center in 1994, where he also completed residency and was selected chief resident. He received the Stembridge Award in Pathology on graduating from Southwestern Medical School, and holds bachelor’s degrees in mathematical physics and history alongside a master’s in medical management.

He is laboratory medical director at Texas Health Huguley and, since it opened in December 2020, at Texas Health Hospital Mansfield. He has held numerous medical staff offices including medical staff president. An active member of the Texas Society of Pathologists and its president in 2016, he received the society’s Caldwell Distinguished Service Award — its most prestigious honor — in 2020.

Dr. Crow is an experienced hematopathologist who combines expertise in flow cytometry with anatomic and clinical pathology. She joined Texas Pathology Consultants in 2015 after ten years at Duke University, where she completed residency training, a hematopathology fellowship, and five years on the faculty. She was selected chief resident in 2008.

A respected author, teacher and investigator, she has published in several peer-reviewed journals and contributed a chapter to Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tract. She is a delegate to the Texas Society of Pathologists’ House of Delegates and has served on the Clinical Practice Committee of the Association for Molecular Pathology. As chair of pathology at Huguley, she serves on multiple hospital committees and provides oversight and support for the hospital’s laboratory operations.

Dr. Bibars joined Texas Pathology Consultants in July 2020 after fellowships in cytopathology at Baylor College of Medicine and surgical pathology at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston. He completed his pathology residency at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, where he received the Sonia Masoud Award for Academic Excellence and served as chief resident. He earned his medical degree at the University of Aleppo.

He has more than thirty presentations and publications. His clinical interests include breast, gastrointestinal, head and neck and genitourinary pathology. As lead pathologist at Texas Health Hospital Mansfield he prepared the laboratory for its CAP accreditation inspection and led a reciprocal CAP inspection in 2025.

Dr. Ceniza is an experienced pathologist who joined Texas Pathology Consultants in 2025, after more than twenty-five years of practice at a community hospital in Petoskey, Michigan. He earned his Doctor of Medicine at the Cebu Institute of Medicine and completed anatomic and clinical pathology training at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, Michigan.

He remained in Michigan after residency, practicing at McLaren Northern Michigan Hospital, where he served as laboratory medical director and as president of Northern Pathology Associates, PC. In 2024 he and his wife Vanessa moved to Texas, and they have adapted quickly to their new home state.