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The Joint Commission and American Heart Association/American Stroke Association certifies University Hospital as capable of treating the most complex stroke patients with the most advanced care available.

Providing adolescent and general gynecology, infertility solutions, cancer treatment, urogynecologic services, and care for healthy and high-risk pregnancies, the UT Medicine Obstetrics and Gynecology practice is equipped to meet women’s health needs at all stages of life.

Want to simplify the relocation process? Hire a real estate relocation expert! Relocation experts take care of the fussy but necessary evils of moving so your prospective physicians can focus on the excitement and promise of a new career in a new city.

Just 40 years ago, surgeons performing surgery had basically just a few methods for determining whether neurological deficits occurred during the procedure: Anesthesiologists could “wake” the patient slightly during surgery and test nerve function, or the surgeons would wait until the procedure was over and determine the patient’s post-surgical level of function. Today, intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) — which allows trained technologists to monitor patients’ neurological function in real time during surgery — takes the guesswork about neurological function changes out of the equation.

Most physicians now have firsthand experience with using electronic health records (EHRs) and are aware of the potential benefits EHRs offer to the healthcare industry.

Mark Drew, Vice President and Production Manager for Amegy Mortgage in San Antonio, explains how Amegy Mortgage can help you with your residential financing goals.

Patients, families and even healthcare professionals often have questions about long-term acute care (LTAC) hospitals, their role in supporting recovery and who can MOST benefit from this specialized care setting.

Attracting the attention of the people you want to recruit is vital to the success of a recruitment campaign in any industry. Findings from Cejka Search’s annual Residents and Fellows Survey indicate that new physicians are looking for and choosing their first practice opportunity earlier than ever¹, so it is critical for practices to begin an outreach strategy tailored to the needs of early-career physicians earlier as well.

Joanne Brewer was the proverbial picture of health for most of her life. “I was one of those healthy people who didn’t use any of my health insurance, and I hated like heck to have to pay for it,” the 73-year-old retired educator says. “I wasn’t overweight, did not have high blood pressure and never smoked a day in my life.”