UTHSC In the Media


UTHSC simulation center aids effort to reduce medical malpractice

The Memphis Business Journal

UTHSC’s new Multidisciplinary Simulation Center building will bring students from each of the university’s six colleges to train together with state-of-the-art simulation equipment and real patient actors with simulated conditions, putting students in an environment where they can practice patient encounters.


Dr. Marie Chisholm-Burns Receives Award

The Daily News

Dr. Marie Chisholm-Burns, dean and professor in the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy, has received the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy’s Paul R. Dawson Award for her research contributions related to health services delivery affecting patient outcomes. Chisholm-Burns founded and directs the Medication Access Program in Georgia, which helps provide… Read More


UTHSC Nabs Three Federal Grants Worth $780,000

The Daily News

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center has won a trio of federal grants aimed at furthering its brand research projects.


UT pulls $20M permit for simulation center

The Commercial Appeal

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, pressing forward with plans for its new Multidisciplinary Simulation Education Building, has pulled a construction permit. The permit for the building at 26 S. Dunlap values the construction at $20 million.


New plans for old medical district eyesore

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University of Tennessee Health Science Center may have the right “remedy” for a long-vacant high-rise in the medical district.


New plans for old medical district eyesore

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University of Tennessee Health Science Center may have the right “remedy” for a long-vacant high-rise in the medical district.


UT eyes Memphis property as hotel, conference center

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The University of Tennessee Health Science Center is asking potential developers for proposals to turn the old 19-story Medical Center Towers and parking garage at the edge of its Memphis campus from a boarded-up eyesore into a new hotel and conference center.


UT Health Science Center graduates new doctors, including recent cancer survivor

The Commercial Appeal

The Bristol, Tennessee, graduate would have to endure the fog, fatigue and pain of chemotherapy for six months during an academic year notorious for its rigor.