Assessment of SCD devices will lead to more devices, ensuring better care for UTMB patients.
Health System Heartbeat
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Diligent reporting leads to assessment of SCD devices
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Rehab Services team jumps in to save a life
It’s not often that staff in outpatient areas of UTMB must respond to a medical emergency. But “not often” doesn’t mean never.
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UTMB honored as Sponsor of the Year
ACHE-SETC is the Southeast Texas Chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives, an international professional society of health care executives.
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Suresh Bhavnani named 2025 Presidential Leadership Scholar
The Presidential Leadership Scholars program chooses scholars based on their leadership growth potential and the strength of their personal leadership projects.
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Pathology faculty elected to global fellowship
Drs. Alexander Bukreyev and Jere McBride, UTMB professors in the Department of Pathology, are two of 65 Academy fellows for 2025.
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Pediatric pro extends Best Care to EMS partners
It’s important for EMS providers to stay on top of issues that can affect patients en route to the hospital.
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Step Up Program helps seniors stay nimble
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.
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New Hires - January 2025
Our UTMB Health family is growing each month, and we're always excited to welcome our newest team members!
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Dr. Robinson, Bill Garwood and Dr. Dicpinigaitis tell us what they love about working at UTMB
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UTMB Health Named Among Healthgrades' 250 Best Hospitals for 2025
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.jpg?sfvrsn=78ca4155_5 "UTMB President and Health System CEO Dr. Jochen Reiser, addresses the audience at Davos.")
UTMB takes global stage at Davos to champion brain health
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.
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Christine Wade selected as fellow with the Carol Emmott Foundation
Christine Wade, vice president of Perioperative and Procedural Services at The University of Texas Medical Branch, has recently been accepted as a fellow with the Carol Emmott Fellowship.
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UTMB Health System celebrates a rare snow day
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League City Bariatric Surgery, Jennie Sealy 9D Transplant Clinic win Always Awards!
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Patrick Hanks receives Daisy Award
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Dr. Carmelita Prokopiou recieves SON Daisy Award
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New Hires - December 2024
Our UTMB Health family is growing each month, and we're always excited to welcome our newest team members!
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Accessibility quiz: How do you spell a11y?
Yes, this is a quiz, but we'll give you the first answer for free! Then ley's see how much you know about accessibility.
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Andria Sayles, medical assistant I— Ambulatory (Star Squad)
"If I could pick any superpower, I'd choose the ability to heal others. There's something incredibly powerful about being able to take away pain and restore people's health."
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The Pulse Podcast: UTMB’s legislative priorities
Executive Vice President and CFO Jamie Bailey hosts Lauren Sheer, vice president of Health Policy & Legislative Affairs.
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