Health System Heartbeat

UTMB Health joined in on the American Heart Association's Go Red Day all across our campuses on Feb. 7 to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease.

Here's some holiday fun to make your day a little more merry and bright!

Trauma Services' Adam Peterson goes out into the community to raise awareness and provide education about potential dangers to prevent injuries.

Silliness ensued as staff and leaders from ADC and other campuses came together to mark 10 years of serving the community.

Each year, UTMB honors those faculty and staff who have reached a significant service milestone or have been recognized by others for repeatedly going the extra mile.

UTMB celebrated National Health System and Nurses Week May 6-10, 2024. This year’s theme was Go For the Gold.

For 50 years, the country has dedicated one week a year to honoring team members in the emergency medical services field.

On National Doctors Day, we took a moment to pause and reflect on the immeasurable contributions of physicians across the country, with a special focus on the dedicated doctors at UTMB Health.

The dedication, compassion, and professionalism of all of you who support our patient care mission continues to impress us every day. We could not provide Best Care without you.

UTMB Health is thrilled to celebrate our doctors on March 29, a day ahead of National Doctors Day.

The Blocker Burn Unit is a national burn center as verified by the American Burn Association, and it was the first in the nation recognized in 1994.

Meet some of UTMB's CRNAs, including Amber High, Dana DiMarco, Chrissy Duffy, Jasmin Eapen, Brian Galle, Bridget Petrillo and Manu Reddy.

Staff at the Neonatal Intensive Care unit on the Galveston Campus celebrated NICU Awareness Month in September with special events throughout the month.

In honor of physical therapy month, which is observed each October, meet three dedicated members of the UTMB Physical Therapy team and learn why they do what they do.

Those iconic oversized scissors pulled double duty in August as UTMB Health held ribbon cuttings for two mainland facilities.

"The employees who stay with us for decades … they’re the bedrock of the institution, the link from our past to our present and the bridge to our future."—Dr. Timothy Harlin

There wasn’t much going on in June in the way of department or profession celebrations, so here’s a did-you-know national observance day with a Galveston connection.

Medical Laboratory Professionals Week was developed as a way to honor medical laboratory personnel, as well as create awareness about the importance of the medical laboratory profession.

National Hospital & Nurses Week is a time when we celebrate everyone who works for and in UTMB hospitals, clinics and other facilities and who make it possible for us to provide the Best Care to every patient, every time.