An update and some reminders regarding the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for all UTMB employees, students/trainees, volunteers and contractors.

UTMB President Dr. Ben Raimer discusses the new federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate in a video message to UTMB employees and students.

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Service Award.

UTMB’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Gulshan Sharma, and members of the UTMB medical community presented an update and question & answer session on Microsoft Teams on Wednesday, Oct. 27 about what to expect coming out of the COVID-19 Delta wave.

UT System will award the traveling trophy to the institution with the greatest challenge completion rates, so be sure to log your activity!

Enhanced emergency paid leave benefit to expire Dec. 31.

Plan for a more secure future with this AIG virtual workshop.

October is National Retirement Security Month. Join Voya Financial Advisors to begin planning your retirement roadmap!

UTMB offers its employees and volunteers free flu shots each year to help prevent the spread of seasonal influenza.

Experience the joy of movement with the UT System 2021 Fall Fitness Wellness Challenge. Registration for this friendly competition ends Oct. 8.

Attend this workshop to learn how to plan for a more secure financial future.

Employees who meet the eligibility criteria may now request to receive withdrawals from UTMB's new Family Leave Pool.

Pay By Letter (PBL) positions have been approved for employees who would like to pick up shifts within UTMB's Access Center.

UTMB is increasing the educational assistance available through its Tuition Reimbursement Program to aid employees seeking to advance their career with an undergraduate or graduate degree.

Attend this workshop to learn how to plan for a more secure financial future.

Pay By Letter (PBL) positions have been approved for registered nurses who would like to pick up shifts within UTMB's patient care areas.

Advance a culture of inclusion by taking part in UTMB's Diversity Engagement Survey.

UTMB is transitioning from the existing state-sponsored vacation and sick leave plans to a PTO program for all benefits-eligible faculty and staff.

With essential living expenses like housing, food and fuel rising, you may be tempted to put off saving. If this sounds like you, don't miss this workshop.

UTMB is opening a new Employee Health Clinic at the League City Campus on July 6.