The Memphis Medical District enjoyed a banner year in 2023 as nearly a dozen new businesses opened, hundreds of new apartments were built and infrastructure to create a more walkable community was completed.
“I’m not in favor of New Year’s resolutions that involve behavioral changes where you give yourself a deadline, or a ‘not-start-until-then,’” said Melissa Hoffman, an associate professor in the psychiatry department at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. “It involves way too much all-or-nothing thinking.”
Omar Malik has joined University of Tennessee Health Science Center as their senior compliance resolution officer. Malik will be at the Office of Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity, which serves the UTHSC employees, students, residents, fellows, post docs and others in the areas of affirmative action, equal employment opportunity and compliance, diversity and inclusion and education, learning… Read More
Regional One Health’s Menopause Care Practice is helping women take charge of their health as they age by addressing the myriad issues associated with menopause. The team can provide collaborative care, working with internists, endocrinologists, urologists, physical therapists and other experts. “We’ve been doing this for over four years now,” said Khanna, who’s also an associate professor… Read More
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) earlier this year launched a new mobile health unit dedicated to growing the availability of rural health care across our great state, starting with Lake and Lauderdale counties.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s College of Pharmacy and Tusculum University have signed a memorandum of understanding to assist students in completing an undergraduate degree at Tusculum and enrolling in the UTHSC College of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program.
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center offers a dual-concentration DNP program specialized in FNP/PMHNP. The program emphasizes the development of skills such as performing systematic and complete history and physical examinations, communicating significant findings, assessing and recording findings, and using advanced nursing processes.
Chad Campion, MD, clinical instructor of orthopedic and spine surgery at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center-Campbell Clinic in Memphis, spoke with Becker’s about the two trends he is watching in 2024.
