Alexander Martin Saucedo

Dr. Alexander Martin Saucedo serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Baylor College of Medicine. A graduate of Southern Methodist University (BS in Electrical Engineering, 2013) and Baylor College of Medicine (MD, 2017), he completed OBGYN residency at UT Southwestern Medical Center (2021) and Maternal Fetal Medicine fellowship at UT Austin Dell Medical School (2024). Certified by ABOG and licensed in Texas, he focuses on high-risk pregnancies and surgical obstetrics.

• Education:
  • BS in Electrical Engineering (2013) - Southern Methodist University
  • MD (2017) - Baylor College of Medicine
  • OBGYN Residency (2021) - UT Southwestern Medical Center
  • Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship (2024) - UT Austin Dell Medical School

Dr. Saucedo specializes in placenta accreta spectrum (PAS) disorders, obesity in pregnancy, and labor induction strategies. His research includes a randomized clinical trial on induction management and publications in AJOG, AJOG MFM, and American Journal of Perinatology. He advocates for equitable reproductive health care for underserved populations.

Recent publications analyze fetal bone marrow suppression, telehealth impacts during the pandemic, and second-stage labor optimization. As a member of SMFM and ACOG, he emphasizes evidence-based practice and simulation training for residents.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Fellow Teacher of the Year Award (2x) - UT Austin Dell Medical School

Dr. Saucedo actively mentors trainees through didactic lectures and operative delivery simulation sessions, combining clinical expertise with academic leadership to improve maternal-fetal outcomes.