Congratulations are in order for Dr. Carlos Roberto Jaen, professor and chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine, who will serve on the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force over the next four years! Read the full article here bit.ly/34js2RP

So proud of my fellow Jessian Munoz for his outstanding poster evaluating VEGF as a potential biomarker for PAS. Spectacular work and collaboration with |Brett😷Einerson| MD MPH Well deserved! Jessian L. Munoz, MD PhD MPH SMFM #SMFM22 UT Health San Antonio OB/GYN Residency Program UT Health San Antonio GME @PASsquared21 National Accreta Foundation

The future is now! Welcome our new GME House Staff Council Leaders.

One of our very own IM residents, Carolina Velez-Mejia, is participating in the History of Medicine lecture series. The link for registration is below. If you are able please join to learn some history and support Carolina. UT Health San Antonio IM Residency UT Health San Antonio GME

Our Office for GME team wore maroon today in accordance with UT Health San Antonio President’s recommendation in support of #Uvalde victims and families and our faculty, residents, fellows and staff providing care University Health.

Our GME@team Long School of Medicine led by Sylvia M Botros advancing #professionalism in Medicine. Addressing Resident Mistreatment Through the Use of a Forum ... : Academic Medicine journals.lww.com/academicmedici…

youtube.com/watch?v=gOxZ1M… The importance of social determinants of health.

"You now have a key part in patient's care" | The Social Determinants of Health youtube.com/watch?v=QiW9C-…

"What they have in their hearts is what matters" | The Social Determinants of Health youtube.com/watch?v=YK0KwO…

Graduate Medical Education celebrates Dr. Dianna Burns-Banks for her contributions to helping those who were not able to access health care. “It’s almost a moral shame that we would be in such a rich society, and there are so many people who can’t get routine health care.”

Graduate Medical Education celebrates Dr. Robert LM Hillard for his contributions as a doctor and his love for education. Dr. Hillard focused on improving status, qualification and opportunities for African American students admissions.

Graduate Medical Education celebrates Dr. Greene J Starnes, who became the first African American Surgeon in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Starnes' beliefs and practices in medical ethics helped shape the medical community! Thank you Dr. Starnes!

Happy Thank a Resident Day! Thank you to all of our UT Health SA Residents and fellows for all that you do and continue to do to serve San Antonio! We truly appreciate each one of you!