News
Headshots to be taken July 1
Faculty and staff are invited to update their headshots July 1 from 8:00-9:30 a.m. or 10:00-11:00 a.m. in the Graduate Medical and Dental Education Conference Room, third floor, UT Graduate School of Medicine.
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Fellows' Research Workshop July 6-10
A Fellows' Research Workshop is planned for July 6-10, 7:30-11:30 a.m. each day in the Dean's Conference Room, third floor, UT Graduate School of Medicine. All incoming and current fellows are required to attend.
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Sick Leave Bank Open Enrollment
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Continuing Medical and Dental Education
Heart, Lung, Vascular Conference Reaches Primary Care Providers
The annual Heart, Lung, Vascular Conference for primary care providers is set for Sept. 11-12, UT Conference Center.
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Stroke Symposium Presents Guidelines, Emergent Treatments
The Second Annual Stroke Symposium, Oct. 22, UT Conference Center, will present information for healthcare professionals who work to prevent and treat stroke.
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Sullivan CDE Lecture Discusses Growth Factor and Technology Use
The 2009 John E. Sullivan, D.D.S. Endowed Lecture, April 29, offered two divergent topics with one important goal: educate dental professionals to improve oral surgery outcomes.
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Research
Graduate School of Medicine Shares Knowledge Worldwide
Through publications and invited presentations, UT Graduate School of Medicine researchers, faculty, residents and fellows impact patient care worldwide.
From the Dean's Office
Welcome Board of Visitors
James J. Neutens, PhD, FASHA, wishes graduating residents and fellows well in their future endeavors and commitment to patient care.
The Dean also welcomes the inaugural UT Graduate School of Medicine Board of Visitors: Dr. Joe Johnson, Chair; Mike Edwards; Doug Kennedy; Sam Anderson; Bruce Hartmann; Anne McKinney; Bert Bertelkamp, Jr.; Leonard Hines, MD; David Moon; Randal Dabbs, MD; Eddie Jessup; Joe Rainey, DDS; Deborah Diddle; Dale Keasling; Frank Rothermel. Read more
In the Spotlight
Goldman Honored for Dedication
Mitchell Goldman, MD, Chair, Professor, Surgery, was honored last month by the Kidney Foundation of East Tennessee for his dedication to the treatment of kidney disease and organ transplantation.
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Gray First in Tennessee
Keith D. Gray, MD, Assistant Professor, Surgery, recently performed open hepatic microwave ablation, the first such procedure in Tennessee.
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Family Medicine Adds AOA Accreditation
Family Medicine has earned accreditation from the American Osteopathic Association for six of its 24 resident positions, which was effective April 30.
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Urology Earns Accreditation
The UT Graduate School of Medicine Urology Residency Program received a five-year accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
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Sim Man Receives New Aorta
On May 1, Medical Simulation Center staff received an arm, leg and an aorta developed by seniors in the UT Knoxville Biomedical Engineering Department, who are part of a program called the Capstone Experience.
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FBI Trains with Marks
Murray Marks, PhD, Associate Professor in Pathology, Dentistry and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, led the 10th Annual Human Remains Recovery School at the UT Forensic Anthropology Center.
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Physicians Provide TMA Leadership
UT Graduate School of Medicine faculty physicians Richard DePersio, MD, Roy King, MD, and Matthew Mancini, MD, were voted into leadership positions for the Tennessee Medical Association.
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Physicians Receive FLS Certification
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Burgiss Serves on TME Editorial Board
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Cox Named TSA President-Elect
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Dougherty Hoods Dr. Licata
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Neff Retires after 17-Year Tenure
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Preston Measures CAPHIS Success
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Radiology Updates Residents' Lounge
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