ECMO

Extracorporeal Life Support Organization (ELSO) was formed in 1989 at that time there were 18 institutions that provided this specialized service. In 2011 there were 211 ECMO centers. The UTMB ECMO program was started in 1987 by Dr. Joseph Zwischenberger. Since that time we have cared for 260 patients (neonatal, pediatric and adults) with 65% survival.

To find out more, please visit https://www.utmb.edu/ecmo

Neonatology Fellowship
Irene C. Dillon
Fellowship Program Coordinator
(409) 772-2815
FAX: (409) 772-0744
icdillon@utmb.edu

Pediatrics

Excellence in education is a core value for the Department of Pediatrics.

Our faculty participates in the education of all 240+ UTMB medical students, 42 residents, and fellows in two subspecialty programs. In addition, our faculty provide continuing education and faculty development for over 40 full-time faculty and over 100 community-based faculty and preceptors.

We are proud to be contributing to the present and future health of children and families.

Life in Galveston

Much more than a resort town, Galveston has a long, rich history that matches it's beauty and charm...

Life in Clearlake

Best of both worlds 

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Providing access to pediatric primary and specialty patient care to serve the health needs of Texas.

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We have a long history of collaborative Pedi research in viral infections, cancer, genetics, asthma and more.

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Physician consultations and referring physicians and important in our mission to provide quality healthcare for all Texans.