Tag: UArizona College of Medicine – Tucson

  • A decade of impact: U of A and Banner Health transform health care in Arizona

    A decade of impact: U of A and Banner Health transform health care in Arizona

    University of Arizona President Suresh Garimella and Banner Health CEO Amy Perry highlight a proclamation from Governor Katie Hobbs declaring Oct. 24 as Academic Medicine Day. Photo courtesy of the Arizona Board of Regents In the 10 years since Banner Health and the University of Arizona forged a partnership to redefine academic medicine and health care delivery…

  • Department of Ophthalmology Education Series

    Intraocular Lymphoma To be able to recognize and distinguish intraocular lymphoma from simulating lesions To understand the treatment options for intraocular lymphoma. Uveal Melanocytic Tumors To be able to recognize and distinguish benign and malignant uveal melanocytic tumors To understand the treatment options for primary and metastatic uveal melanoma. Saturday, November 22nd 9:00 am –…

  • AZBio Awards to honor two U of A faculty members, startup company

    AZBio Awards to honor two U of A faculty members, startup company

    Melissa Herbst-Kralovetz, LifeSpan Digital Health and Dr. Eric Reiman are being recognized by the Arizona Bioindustry Association. Melissa Herbst-Kralovetz is a professor of basic medical sciences and obstetrics and gynecology at the U of A College of Medicine – Phoenix. Photo by Kris Hanning, U of A Office of Research and Partnerships The Arizona Bioindustry Association will…

  • Trainee Career Development Bootcamp

      Join us for a dynamic daylong professional development event designed to prepare biomedical science trainees for diverse, impactful careers. The Trainee Career Development Bootcamp offers hands-on workshops, expert panels, and skill-building sessions focused on communication, conflict resolution, and navigating careers with our Beyond Academia series. This event is open to graduate students, postdoctoral fellows,…

  • New U of A 3-year medical degree program receives ABOR approval

    New U of A 3-year medical degree program receives ABOR approval

    Medical students who want to specialize in primary care can take advantage of an accelerated pathway to residency training. The shortage of primary care physicians in Arizona affects the entire state, especially people in rural communities. Photo by Kris Hanning, U of A Health Sciences Office of Communications The University of Arizona’s efforts to reduce…