« Puisqu’on me l’a interdit, j’y vais » : atteinte de la maladie de Lyme et d’endométriose, elle veut finir l’UTMB (Sabine Galpin Ossonce, atteinte de la #maladiedeLyme et d’ #endométriose s’est fixée comme défi de finir l’ #UTMB.
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For #WomensHistoryMonth we’re reflecting on the legacy of #UTMB’s women pioneers in medicine & the contributions that helped shape our institution and the future of healthcare.
Explore their stories in our latest blog: https://utmb.us/fhr
#MedSky #WomenInMedicine #GalvestonHistory
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Celebrating UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine faculty recognized for global health:
David Walker, MD – Walter Reed Medal
Scott Weaver, PhD, MS – Richard M. Taylor Award
Susan McLellan, MD, MPH – Martin Wolfe Mentorship Award
#UTMB #GlobalHealth #MedSky
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Three people in matching blue shirts gather around an orange table; two are seated, one is standing. On the table are papers and a booklet. In the background are other peoples and a large screen.
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Some medical students already know their specialty. Others are still figuring it out. At #UTMB Specialty Fair, students connected w/ physicians & MS4s to hear what life in different fields actually feels like. Part of Road to Residency, the event explored the many paths in medicine. #MedSky #MedEd
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Staying ahead of the next outbreak starts with better questions.
Alexander N. Freiberg, PhD, professor of Pathology at UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine, studies RNA virus interactions, and now helps direct Galveston National Laboratory.
#MedSky #UTMB #MedEd
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Staying ahead of the next outbreak starts with better questions.
Alexander N. Freiberg, PhD, professor of Pathology at UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine, studies RNA virus interactions, and now helps direct Galveston National Laboratory.
#UTMB #MedThreads #MedEd
Hard work, resilience, and years of dedication all led to this Match Day moment for UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine seniors. Today marks the exciting next step as they begin their residency journeys and continue their path in medicine. 🩺
#UTMB #MatchDay2026 #MedEd #FutureDoctors #MatchDay
A smiling person stands holding a sign that reads, "I Matched! #UTMBMatch2026" with the details "In: Internal Med" and "At: Baylor Univ. Med Ctr."
A person smiling holds a sign with text indicating they matched into an OB-GYN program at BSW All Saints in Fort Worth.
A person smiling and holding a sign indicating a match with the University of Kansas‑Kansas City for Anesthesiology.
Two people standing with one holding sign that says "I Matched: Family Medicine, John Peter Smith, Fort Worth, TXC."
Match Day 2026. Pure joy, big dreams, and unforgettable moments as UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine seniors discovered where their journeys in medicine will take them next, surrounded by proud family, friends, and mentors.
#UTMB #MatchDay2026 #MedEd #MatchDay
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Two smiling people standing in crowded auditorium with one person wearing a sash that says "Match Day" holding a baby in a car seat.
A person standing indoors holding a sign that says "I Matched in General Surgery at UTMB".
Two smiling people standing in crowded auditorium, with one holding a sign that says "I Matched".
Match Day 2026 = unforgettable 🎉
Cheers of joy as big dreams come true for UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine seniors, celebrating alongside their biggest (and smallest) supporters. A milestone moment marking the start of incredible journeys in medicine! 🩺
#UTMB #UTMBMatch2026 #MedEd #MatchDay
Ne gâchez pas mon plaisir d’avoir le recordman de l ´ #UTMB comme supporter s’il vous plait
On my way to the first spring mountain workout 🏃⛰️🌞
#enduranceengine #bieganie
#roadtoLA28 #utmb #roadtolemkowyna #izeryultratrail
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Herman A. Barnett III applied to UTMB in 1949, at a time when Black students faced severe limits in medical education. That single choice changed history and paved the way for generations of physicians.
Discover the full story: https://utmb.us/f8a
#BlackHistoryMonth #UTMB #MedSky
UTMB and Blue Zones Partner to Enhance Community Health in Galveston #United_States #Blue_Zones #Galveston #UTMB
From white coats to big hugs, the MS4 photo shoot at UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine wrapped up with a well-earned cheer.
Over 220 future physicians. One iconic moment.
#UTMB #MS4 #MedEd #MedSky
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Congratulations to Salim Hayek, MD, FAHA, FACC, Chair UTMB Internal Medicine on election to American Society for Clinical Investigation, one of the most prestigious honors for physician-scientists. His research advances patient care/mentorship to strengthen next generation of doctors. #UTMB #MedSky
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This #FacultyFriday, we spotlight Dr. Sarah Samreen, #UTMB Asst Professor of Minimally Invasive Surgery. She teaches future surgeons, leads Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery program, & even learned to ride a bike in her 30s, proof it’s never too late to take on new challenges. #MedEd #MedSky
Professional headshot of person with shoulder-length brown hair in light-color button-up shirt; Dr. Susan McLellan, professor of internal medicine at UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine.
Dr. Susan McLellan was honored by the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene with the Martin Wolfe Mentorship Award, recognizing her longstanding commitment to training clinicians and scientists in emerging infectious diseases and outbreak response. #UTMB #MedEd #MedSky #TropicalMedicine
Photo of smiling man seated in lab setting, UTMB professor Dr. Scott Weaver.
The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene honored Dr. Scott Weaver with the Richard M. Taylor Award for a career of exceptional contributions to arbovirology.
His research on mosquito-borne viruses continues to influence global prevention & vaccine development strategies.
#UTMB #SkyMed
Dr. David Walker, #UTMB professor of pathology, honored by American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene with the Walter Reed Medal, one of the field’s most respected awards. His work on rickettsial and tickborne diseases has shaped scientific understanding & clinical practice worldwide. #MedSky
What if microscopic structures in bacteria & viruses could unlock new ways to fight disease?
At UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine, Petr G. Leiman, PhD, explores how these systems function, laying the groundwork for future treatments, vaccines, & strategies against infections.
#UTMB #Research #NIGMS
#Galveston friends, customers and followers: I will be teaching a "Tea 101" class at #UTMB Galveston for their #OLLI program this summer! Classes are open to anyone in the community!
Class will be on Thursday mornings July 16-August 5. www.utmb.edu/olli #teaclass #publicspeaker #teatalk
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Congrats to Dr. Beth Teegarden, UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine’s newest Academy of Master Teachers grant recipient! Her FY26 project: “Mindfulness-Based Acute Stress Training for Anesthesiology Residents Using Virtual Reality.” Also celebrating Dr. Sharon Dunnivan-Mitchell! #MedEd #UTMB #MedSky
New promotion: Shannan Rossi, PhD, MBA, FASTMH, to Prof, Tenure‑Track, Pathology Dept.
Her research on emerging viruses, early discovery, preclinical vaccines strengthens our scientific community & students she mentors w/ impact across research/education/collaboration
#UTMB #MedEd #MedicalResearch
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Want your work in education to directly impact future doctors?
UTMB JSSOM seeks Senior Medical Educator to lead #MedEd initiatives, assess learning outcomes, drive continuous improvement.
Ed.D. or Ph.D. + 2 yrs experience required.
Apply 👉 https://utmb.us/f2h
#MedicalEducation #HigherEdJobs #UTMB
"Der Trend zu Ultraläufen lässt sich als sportliche Manifestation dessen deuten, was der britische Historiker Eric Hobsbawm «Das Zeitalter der Extreme» nannte. […] Das Extreme wurde zur Normalität. So ist es auch im Sport." #Ultramarathon #Marathon #Laufsport #UTMB
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How does a pediatric ENT manage four kids, a busy clinic, and hobbies like geocaching, martial arts, and scuba diving? Dr. Harold Pine somehow does it, all while living by Expect Excellence. #UTMB #Pediatrics #FacultyExcellence
Ready to lead the way in #medical #education? #UTMB John Sealy School of Medicine seeks a Senior Medical Educator to design, implement & oversee systems that measure student learning, assess program effectiveness & support continuous improvement. Apply: https://utmb.us/f2h
#Jobs #MedEd #Hiring
HPV is best known for its link to cancer, but its impact may start much earlier.
With support from a NIAID grant, Dr. Abbey Berenson is leading a cohort study to better understand how HPV may influence pregnancy risk, building on decades of work in women’s health and clinical care.
#UTMB #MedSky
We are looking forward welcoming you Tuesday, February 10th for our scheduled Virtual Seminar Series on Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases webinar. Prof. Duane Gubler and Allyson Choi Ning Xin will be presenting: "Viral Genetics influence Epidemic Dengue Transmission".
#UTMB #ASTMH #ACAV #SBV
