Jason Noah, who began working in Medical Student Services (MSS) in 2013, reflects on how he has seen the department grow substantially in that time. In his goal to foster connections between student and Medical Education leadership, he sees himself as one small part of a larger mission to develop student leaders and commit to their lifelong success.
Eleven Sports and Exercise Medicine providers honored as 2023 Patient Experience Leaders
Written by Tanner BurckhardThe Marnix E. Heersink Institute for Biomedical Innovation partners with Health Center South to empower local entrepreneurs
Written by Emily Liming JohnsThe Marnix E. Heersink Institute for Biomedical Innovation is devoted to driving the transformation of health and health care by future-proofing the health care workforce and fostering and facilitating high-value innovation that will improve health outcomes and economic development. One way the institute has done this is through the Dothan Community Entrepreneurship Bootcamp, which was held at the Health Center South Medical Tower.
Lammers, Russell publish guides on damage control resuscitation in both adult and pediatric trauma patients
Written by Allie HulcherJansen, Stephens, and Holcomb present at TAP Investigators Meeting
Written by Tanner Coffman and Sarah DuckertUAB’s violence intervention program represented at national conference, Kerby gives remarks
Written by Allie HulcherUAB awarded U01 Award with Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation on IBD research
Written by UAB Heersink School of Medicine NewsThe grant will support a comprehensive five-year project in collaboration with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) aimed at identifying and addressing barriers to medical diagnosis and care of patients with inflammatory bowel disease, emphasizing the experience and impact on African American adults and adolescents and implementing community engagement programs with Birmingham-based organizations to raise awareness of IBD and provide education on effective management among local healthcare professionals, potential patients, and caregivers.