Craig Hoesley, M.D., senior associate dean for Medical Education, shares the tremendous work that has been completed over the past two years in preparation for our LCME virtual site visit, happening April 11-13.
Physicians & Faculty for the Alabama Symphony Orchestra (ASO) members are invited to attend a reception with ASO music director Carlos Izcaray at TrimTab Brewing Company on Tuesday, April 5 at 5:30 p.m. and ASO Masterworks performance of Mozart’s 40th Symphony on Saturday, May 7.
Heersink School of Medicine celebrates resident Sal Kamal on National Doctors’ Day
Written by Falon NeSmith
The Heersink School of Medicine shines a spotlight on resident Sal Kamal, M.D., in honor of National Doctors’ Day.
Battling burnout in health care with Thom Mayer, M.D., at Heersink School of Medicine Grand Rounds
Written by Falon NeSmith
Thom Mayer, M.D., presented his lecture “It begins with you! Why health care leadership leading matters” at the Heersink School of Medicine Grand Rounds on Friday, March 25. Mayer discussed how to combat burnout in health care and how to enact change for a better work environment.
UAB adolescent medicine experts weigh in on Way Station’s resolution for homeless youth
Written by Mary Ashley Canevaro
A new program of AIDS Alabama, the Way Station, is working to fill longstanding and critical gaps in the Birmingham community by offering a shelter for homeless youth ages 18-24. Three adolescent medicine experts weigh in on the preventive nature of the new shelter.
All of Us research program releases first genomic data, creating unprecedented platform for health discoveries
Written by Alli Romack
The National Institutes of Health’s All of Us research program has made its initial genomic data available, bringing nearly 100,000 whole genome sequences onto its data analysis platform, the Researcher Workbench
One hundred percent of UAB medical students matched into residency programs across the country
Written by Kendra Carter