Health System Heartbeat

To make sure emergency services in the area are ready, UTMB hosted a “train-the-trainer” simulation facilitator workshop at the UTMB Health Education Center in Galveston.

Effective in the fall of 2025, Epic access will be provided to third- and fourth-semester School of Nursing Bachelor of Science in Nursing students

The position, which had been held by Beth Reimschissel since 2018 until her departure in February, oversees operations at ADC.

As part of an ongoing accreditation process, the UTMB PD invites public feedback via the CALEA Public Comment Portal.

Sara Hayes met with U.S Rep. Randy Weber's legislative director and with Sen. Ted Cruz and his legislative correspondent to advocate for their support of allocating funds to the Violence Against Women Act.

This innovative program uses dance to enhance mobility and reduce fall risks among older patients, aligning with evidence that improved mobility is crucial for preventing falls and injuries.

Dr. Jochen Reiser was part of a keynote panel addressing the urgent need for innovation in brain health, sharing insights into groundbreaking research on neurodegenerative diseases and exploring how these advancements could transform health care worldwide.

Executive Vice President and CFO Jamie Bailey hosts Lauren Sheer, vice president of Health Policy & Legislative Affairs.

“Together we are laying the foundation to bring the latest in neuro-engineering and neurotechnology to UTMB and to make it applicable and useable for patients and our community.”—Dr. Giulio Taglialatela.

For children facing extended hospital stays, the experience can be emotionally taxing. Allowing them to personalize ceiling tiles offers them a sense of control, self-expression, and accomplishment.

Will McWhorter is the first CMC representative on the UT System Employee Advisory Council

“The fact that the brain defines who we are sets it apart in a fascinating way from all other organs in our body,” he said. "I grasped that early on and wanted to know more and more.”

The fair was an opportunity to connect with potential fellowship candidates and network with peers dedicated to the future of health care administration.

When you talk to Dr. Alan Landay about his career, a positive energy fills the room as he takes you through the decades-long journey that has brought him to UTMB.