• Clinic Closeup

    Clinic Closeup: Felice Do, RN, and Jonathan Gerber, MD, test out equipment at the Adult and Pediatric Specialty Care Clinic on the Clear Lake Campus Medical Office Building.

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Articles

Delivering Comprehensive, Patient-Centered Care for Urologic Cancers

Urologic cancers require a careful balance of technical expertise and personalized care. Jamaal C. Jackson, MD, brings both to his urologic oncology practice at UTMB, combining advanced surgical training, active research involvement, and a patient-centered approach shaped by personal experience.

  • Input Needed: New AI-Enhanced Provider Directory

    As part of UTMB’s efforts to continually enhance our services to patients, a new feature is being introduced to our physician and provider directory. The new directory will feature a toggle that will enable search enhanced by artificial intelligence (AI), a capability developed internally at UTMB.

  • Creating a Culture Built on Recognition with Wambi

    UTMB launched a new partnership with Wambi, a new recognition platform, in December. By partnering with Wambi, we are reinforcing our commitment to compassion, integrity, respect, and lifelong learning. Use Wambi to recognize colleagues for a job well done, share gratitude, and celebrate wins.

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 APP Corner

  • Driving Cancer Prevention Through Everyday Care

    February’s Cancer Prevention Month highlights the importance of early intervention, risk reduction, and timely screening in reducing cancer burden. Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) play a critical role in advancing these efforts across the continuum of care.

APP Corner is a monthly feature by, about, and for UTMB's Advanced Practice Professionals.

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'CODING' inside speech bubbles  RCO Coding Clip

  • Lower Extremity Revascularization 2026 CPT Changes

    Effective Jan. 1, 2026, the CPT codes for lower extremity revascularization have changed. They are organized by the artery as well as straightforward complexity with stenosis (some blood flow) or complex with occlusion (no blood flow).

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RCO Coding Clip is a monthly feature in the FGP Newsletter, with educational and informational items for providers from our Revenue Cycle Operations Coding Team.

Welcome to UTMB

  • February New Hires

    Headshot of Omegie Anabor-OnocheOmegie Anabor-Onoche, MD, MPH
    Adult Primary Care - Alvin     		Headshot of Tiona Ferguson, MSN, APRN, FNP-CTiona Ferguson, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
    Women's and Children's Services - Galveston     		Headshot of Miranda GreenMiranda Green, PA
    Orthopaedic Surgery     		Headshot of Deena KapadiaDeena Kapadia, MD
    Gastroenterology
    Headshot of Kathy MaiKathy Mai, AGPCNP-BC
    Gastroenterology    		Headshot of Zeina SalehZeina Saleh, MD
    Pediatric Gastroenterology    		Headshot of Krystal Strother Krystal Strother, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
    Women's and Children's Services    		Headshot of Tincy Thomas Tincy Thomas, AGPCNP-C
    Nephrology

Where in the World is UTMB

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We feature sights from UTMB campuses and beyond each month. If you think you know the location, submit your answer via the link below. We will share the location next month!

All readers who submit a correct response within one week of publication will be entered into a drawing. One randomly selected winner will receive a UTMB umbrella and be recognized in next month's edition! (Eligibility to win is once per calendar year.)

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  • January Winner - Where in the UTMB

    Congratulations to Kimberly Grayson, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Practice in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She was the lucky winner randomly chosen from all those who correctly identified the Administration Building in Galveston.