Health System Heartbeat

Oncology patient writes to commend outstanding care by nurses Kayleigh Bowie and LaShel Brown and staff.

"My favorite quote is, 'It always seems impossible, until it's done'—Nelson Mandela."

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.

Meet the social worker team at UTMB

The new space is less than a half mile away from the current location, but what patients will find in the new building will be quite different.

The fourth annual IPEP Symposium will take place April 7 in Levin Hall dining room and foyer.

All personal and corporate-owned devices used to access secure UTMB resources must be enrolled in Microsoft Intune.

"I know it’s necessary that we all walk with our grief, but I would love to help that walk move along a little more quickly."

"My friends laugh at me, but they are not surprised I would sit in the bathtub with a chicken."

Those eye-catching blocks of squiggles, dots and lines pose a security risk.

"UTMB has fully supported me in my educational and career path."

Dr. Aisen Chacin works at the intersection of art and science

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.

UTMB celebrated National Ambulatory Care Nurses Week (Feb. 7-13) with awards in recognition of the exemplary work done by our ambulatory nurses.

"My most meaningful accomplishment so far is being a first-generation graduate in my family."

In this video interview, Dr. Owen Murray, senior vice president for Correctional Managed Care, talks about what inspires him, what makes a great leader and the differences and similarities between providing health care in a prison environment vs. the outside world.

"I love what I do!! Women's health care ROCKS!!"

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.

The series offers opportunities to build self-awareness, wellbeing, resilience.