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The Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine @universityofhouston is committed to improving health and health care in Houston, Texas, & beyond.

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The future of medicine is here! We are thrilled to welcome Jonathan McCullers, M.D., as the new Dean of #UHMedicine and Vice President of Health Affairs. 🐾❤️ by @uhmedicine

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Some new faces are filing our halls and we couldn’t be more excited. 🩺

Please join us in welcoming the newest class of medical students to the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine (not all pictured).

We can’t wait to see the friendships they’ll build, the lessons they’ll learn and the impact they’ll make in the future of health care. ⭐️

#FutureDoctor #ItsGivingDoctor #Welcome #MS1 #MedSchool taken in Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine by @uhmedicine

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This past weekend we celebrated with our newest medical students as they received their white coats — a powerful symbol of their commitment to compassion, excellence and service. 🥼✨

Welcome to the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine family. We can’t wait to watch you grow into the physicians of tomorrow.

Congratulations, Class of 2030! 🐾❤️

#WhiteCoatCeremony #ClassOf2030 #GoCoogs #UHMedicine #FuturePhysicians taken in Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine by @uhmedicine

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Big things are taking shape for the future of health in Texas! 🏗️

We’re proud to celebrate the groundbreaking of our new Medical Research Building, a transformative milestone for us, @uhhealthcares, @universityofhouston, and the future of health across Texas!

As part of UH Health, this new facility represents the commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research, driving innovation, preparing the next generation of health professionals, and improving health outcomes in our communities. ❤️

UH Health: The Future of Health in Texas. 🐾

#UHHealth #UniversityOfHouston #MedicalResearch #Groundbreaking by @uhmedicine

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Yesterday, UH Health broke ground on its new Medical Research Building, marking an exciting milestone for the future of health research and innovation at UH! 🔬❤️

This new facility represents an important step forward for UH Health as we bring together researchers, health professionals and community partners to advance interdisciplinary research, drive medical breakthroughs and improve health outcomes across Texas.

Together, we're building a healthier future for Houston and beyond.

#UHHealth #UniversityOfHouston #MedicalResearch #HealthInnovation #GoCoogs by @uhmedicine

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Congratulations to Marley Campbell, MS2, on presenting her research at the International Society of Pediatric Oncology Conference in San Antonio!

Marley shared her work on Telehealth Readiness for Long-Term Care among Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer, contributing valuable insights to the global conversation on improving care for cancer survivors.

We’re proud of Marley for representing Fertitta College of Medicine on an international stage. Great work! 👏

#UHMedicine #MedStudentResearch #PediatricOncology #FuturePhysicians by @uhmedicine

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Behind the scenes with @HoustonPubMedia, @UHHealthCares, & @UHMedicine 🎥 🔴 ⚪ by @uhmedicine

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Nice try, Cosmo & Wanda! 😏

The only wishes being granted today are for sharper clinical skills and smoother rotations. 💫

#ClinicalRotations #ClinicalSkills #MedicalEducation #StudentLife #FuturePhysicians by @uhmedicine

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A glimpse into our heritage. 🤍

Behind each of us are generations of stories, traditions, and memories that have shaped who we are today.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, we're celebrating the people, places, and cultures that will always be a part of us.
#Hispanicheritagemonth #latinosinmedicine #LMSA by @uhmedicine

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Isabella K. Marra, MS3, was invited back to the ASF Lighthouse Gala as a Fellow For Life to present a poster on last year’s project.

Her work focused on expanding bilingual resources for adolescents in partnership with a local clinic — an important effort to improve access and support for young people in our community.

She was joined by classmate Sentreal Gregory, MS3, a current Schweitzer Fellow for 2026–2027.

We’re glad to see Isabella continuing to represent Fertitta College of Medicine and staying connected to this meaningful work.

#SchweitzerFellow #CommunityImpact #UHMedicine #FuturePhysicians by @uhmedicine

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From idea to impact. This is what innovation looks like.

The 2026 SHERP winning team — Zhuoying Chen, Chitra Navneet Damani, Anand Sabnis, David Huynh, Randolph Kwaw, and Ja’Dasia Sims — recently presented their project to leadership at the Houston Health Department, and their innovative idea is already making an impact. 💥

Their virtual reality-based screening game is designed to improve vision screening among elementary school children. It’s a powerful example of student research moving from idea to real-world change.

This is exactly the kind of impact SHERP is designed to create.

Special thanks to mentors Summer Chavez, D.O., M.P.H., M.P.M., Arthur Fernandes, Ph.D., M.P.H., and Shainy Varghese, Ph.D., APRN, CPNP-PC, CGNC for their guidance and support.

We’re incredibly proud of this team and the work they’re doing to improve health outcomes in our community. 👏 👏

#SHERP2026 #UHResearch #FertittaMedicine #HoustonHealth #FutureHealthLeaders by @uhmedicine

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Proud moment for the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine!

A $3 million federal grant is expanding the FRONTLINES program, bringing opioid overdose recognition and naloxone training to first responders across Harris and Fort Bend counties.

The program was co-founded by James H. Bray, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the College of Medicine, and has already made a real difference in Houston over the past eight years.

This new funding also means UH medical, social work, and psychology students will receive the training — and some will go on to train community members themselves.

As Dr. Bray put it: “We’re not just training our students to respond to an overdose — we’re preparing them to take that knowledge into the community.”

Read the full story at the link in our bio!

#UniversityOfHouston #CollegeOfMedicine #PublicHealth #OpioidResponse by @uhmedicine

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