Exterior view of the UTMB Health Clear Lake Campus showing the multistory hospital building with glass windows and the covered ambulance entrance marked “AMBULANCE,” reflecting its designation as a Level II Trauma Center

UTMB Clear Lake Campus has received Level II Trauma Verification from The American College of Surgeons, meaning it is equipped to deliver comprehensive trauma care, including the definitive treatment of severely injured patients.

Hani Jneid, MD Chair, Department of Cardiovascular Medicine Director, Sealy Heart & Vascular Institute VP, Cardiovascular Operations

The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) is proud to announce two major advancements in cardiovascular health: the establishment of the Sealy Heart and Vascular Institute and the launch of a new Department of Cardiovascular Medicine. Together, these initiatives represent a bold and unified commitment to elevating cardiovascular care, research and education for the region and beyond.

Hands holding a tablet in a pharmacy storage area, with shelves of medication boxes in the background, representing hands-on clinical training for pharmacy students at UTMB

In response to a growing need for skilled pharmacy professionals and a desire to shape the future of the profession, the University of Texas Medical Branch launched a new internship program this past summer to prepare students for careers in pharmacy.

Test tube filled with blood labeled “Lassa fever” resting on a surgical mask, symbolizing laboratory research and diagnostic work focused on the viral disease

Scientists at The University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston National Laboratory have been awarded up to $6.4 million in funding to support an international research consortium to crack one of the toughest problems in infectious disease science: determining which immune responses protect people against Lassa fever.

New Job

Through a partnership with the University of Texas System, all University of Texas Medical Branch students now have access to the Indeed Job Search Academy, which offers training modules and tools designed to support every stage of the job search process.

A realistic, high-impact experience aimed at preventing impaired and distracted driving will return to Galveston next month. The University of Texas Medical Branch Trauma Services will host its signature “Is It Worth It?” DUI awareness event on Friday, July 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Moody Methodist Church (2803 53rd St.).

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