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Which campus is the didactic portion taught on? Is clinical rotations the only time that you can choose which campus to attend?

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She blinked more times than I did in my whole life

You should talk more about the roles of an RNFA ! And any experience you recommend getting before applying

Excellent video, really portrays the excellence of the school.

Flashbacks

Love the UTHSC family!

Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays to our UTHSC family!

Happy Holidays and all the best for 2023 UTHSC Family!

Happy Holidays to all!

Thank you both for your commitment to our safety.

Looks brilliant. But I was curious about the housing facilities for post-graduate students.

Hello, can someone help me register in this college I have been three month trying to register on it.

I'm from the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I want to study Dentistry at UTHSC

Congratulations Alexus

I am so very proud of the young woman my baby has become!! Congratulations Alexus, Mama loves you❤️❤️❤️

Way to go Lexie!!

Congratulations to all of the honorees!!

Yes!!!

What about the hijabi doctor

Informative video. Can i refer you to a chiropractic directory with over 1k members to publish your video? No charge

Informative video. Can i refer you to a chiropractic directory with over 1k members to publish your video? No charge

When I started medical school at the UTHSC, Memphis, in September 1971, there was no initial White Coat Ceremony. After M3, we were told to go to some local uniform shop, purchase a white coat, and have our names stitched on before we entered the clinical clerkships in M4. There was no ceremony there, either. After we finished Gross Anatomy, there was no ceremony to honor our cadavers. There were no simulation labs, no GEB, and no programs for board prep. Of course, the USMLE steps were not in vogue when we finished in December 1974 after 3 years and 3 months of year-round training. The licensing exam was the three-day FLEX. Seems that the medical school has added many new, desirable amenties that were very sadly lacking in my day.

I began medical school at UTHSC in Memphis in September 1971. There was no White Coat Ceremony at that time. After our third term, we were told to go to some some local uniform shop, purchase white coats, and have our names stitched on them before we entered the clinical clerkships in the fourth term. There was no ceremony at that time, either. The medical school seems to have instituted a bit more pomp and circumstance to make training there more pleasant.

It is inspiring to see the evolution of UTHSC since my time at the College of Medicine's Memphis campus (1992-1996) and the move to not only keep pace with but also embrace and optimize technology for the training of future physicians. I recieved a superior education and I am reassured that my alma mater continues its committment to medical training excellence.

Look,it’s a douche bag!

Love it!!! SO PROUD OF YOU!!! WELL SPOKEN!!!

I’m becoming very interested in self-care, something I never used to pay attention to or find very important. As I grow older and more stress enters my life, I have come to appreciate self-care and I realize it’s power over stress and anxiety.

So proud of all you've achieved Kiyah!

This was a great video!

What an exciting program; great-looking facilities!😃

This video is indeed an inspirational tool! All the absolute best to those being acknowledged for 5-50 years of service. It is my prayer that the wonderful "family environment" light that shines so brilliantly at UTHSC, will continue to shine, no matter what challenges may come forth in the future. #Kenissmilingdown

Amazing to see a video of this. I've seen photos of some of Ms. Singer's work online before but seeing them like this is entirely different.

Come on....as an RN...I could Intern now anywhere with 10 years of nursing experience and learn this stuff. Any hospitals in Albany, NY could train me in a matter of weeks.....period. Not that hard to learn. It's just a game of getting more and more education....fueling the "door openings" that only open after spending another 30-100K of one's money.

I have ten years of nursing experience...and actually....should have gone into IT....or stayed with it. What can I do...understanding EMR's now...with experience in RN work and a year of IT/health work on different EMR platforms now...without further "college" paid coursework? Any companies...send me job offers....I live in Albany, NY...and am again...doing medical claims/then Hedis work

I was so nervous lmao I thought I was gone pass out

Awesome!

I enjoyed Dr. Gourley :)

To all the UTHSC Employees that are disabled. God Loves you so do I. You have a testimony that show us no matter what happen to you a disability want stop

Thank you UT. This was a fun day!

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