Thank you for your interest in become a UTMB Volunteer. Activities: The DIRIG will create shadowing opportunities for students, allow research opportunities with faculty/fellows/residents, meet on a monthly basis with guest speakers, and continually provide learning opportunities for students interested in radiology. Activities: Running and maintaining a free clinic that serves under and uninsured adults in Galveston County and the surrounding areas, maintaining our local community garden, encouraging community members through weekly walking groups. All schools that place students at UTMB have a Program Agreement and Affiliation Agreement that establishes a contractual relationship between the academic side (schools) and the clinical side (UTMB Rehabilitation). Organization Website: Fishing Club Group Me. Activities: Social events, Volunteer events, Educational events, and Fundraising events. Activities: Activities: Informational meetings, weightlifting sessions, powerlifting mock meet/competition, Organization Email: wsautmb@gmail.com Activities: Participating in fundraising efforts to support clinic operations; treat clients in a non-profit setting. Have direct input into standards of nursing education and influence the education process. In addition, we plan to invite trauma surgeons, emergency medicine physicians, critical care nurses, and other health care professionals to teach future health care providers about some of the protocols they use to treat their patients. Nurture patients by serving as a listening presence, help diffuse loneliness, and bring comfort and companionship. Members of the UTMB Cycling Team regularly participate in training rides and community sponsored events on the weekends. Mission Statement: The purpose of the NSO shall be a) keep students with an academic interest in neuroscience connected with on-campus professors & research opportunities b) to educate about contemporary issues & advancements in neuroscience and c) to inform about careers and/or alternative careers in neuroscience. Enrollment Services Offices are open and available to assist Monday thru Friday, from 8AM to 5PM. Activities: Service art projects tailored toward pediatric, hospice and palliative care patients. Influence health care, nursing education and practice through legislative activities as appropriate. Experts in the field will prepare students to volunteer in Hospice and Palliative Care at UTMB and in the community. Organization Website: SNMA Facebook. Volunteer Services at UTMB recruits, orients, and trains volunteers to participate in a wide variety of opportunities throughout UTMB's hospitals and clinics. Mission Statement: Women’s Association of Minority Scientist is an organization dedicated to promoting minority/under-represented student support, community leadership, science communication, academic professionalism, and mentorship to students enrolled in doctoral or masters STEM research programs at the University of Texas Medical Branch. Activities: Relay For Life, Castaway Cancer, MD Anderson And UTMB Blood Drives, Fundraisers with other clubs that are apart of the School of Nursing. safe, we require some items before you can volunteer. a sense of fulfillment and an opportunity to make a difference. Vice President – Monica A. Vania Martinez (, Communication & Events Chair – Alisha Watson (, Faculty Advisor – Sangeeta Jain, Obstetrics & Gynecology (, Faculty Advisor –Dr. Assist staff by answering phones, patient call lights, and other light clerical and nursing unit duties. Activities: Activities: Community Service projects, Public health crisis panels, Black History month TGIT, Networking events, Mentorship projects, Faculty Brunch, Anatomy Mock Lab exam, Fundraiser events. Mission Statement: The Anesthesiology Interest Group at UTMB is a conduit for medical students seeking exciting and educational opportunities beyond the scope of the core clerkships. Activities: The Animal Assisted Therapy Organization strives to promote animal assisted therapy through both collaborative and experiential learning. 1. Note: As applications are reviewed, the top candidates are Activities: Two to five speakers hosted per semester, volunteering events with local organizations, and semi-regular social events. Mission Statement: The Pulmonology Interest Group aims to involve UTMB students in the field of pulmonology and its related fields such as pulmonary critical care, interventional pulmonology, thoracic surgery, lung transplant, pulmonary oncology, allergy, and sleep medicine. Our coffee cart volunteers also deliver magazines to waiting areas and may assist Volunteer Services with a variety of projects. This tax-free program is open to all employees pursuing an undergraduate degree, a graduate degree or a doctoral degree from a nationally accredited college or university that will affect their ability to advance within the university, and the maximum … Galveston Campus For more than a century, UTMB Health has served the needs of Texas and Texans from its Galveston campus, long anchored by the John Sealy Hospital. In addition to medical care, we assist the local community through our community garden, walking groups, clothing giveaways, food bank, and financial assistance. Mission Statement: The purpose of the Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Interest Group is to promote all fields of radiology and intervention, make aware of the imperative nature of radiology in medicine, and allow for student/faculty collaboration. This is a great way to combine your walking routine while providing a valuable service. 5. There would also be a stock of crafts that could be done throughout the year- acrylic (non-toxic) painting, paper plate dream catchers, handprint fishes, superhero crafts etc. We foster an interprofessional, collaborative learning environment that enhances students’ ability to efficiently handle trauma and illness in low-resource settings. If you have a documented disability or would like to obtain information regarding services for students with disabilities at UTMB, please contact the Institutional ADA Officer in the Lee Hage Jamail Student … Activities: Walk with a doc, Cooking classes with St. Vincent's Clinic, Guest speakers, Weekly wellness activities (yoga, meditation, resistance, cardio sessions) in and out of the gym, Conferences. volunteering in lab or research settings should contact their area of Mission Statement: The Gastroenterology Student Society (GSS) is a new organization on campus whose goal is to provide students the opportunity to explore the field of gastroenterology and gastroenterology surgery through panel discussions with specialists, direct clinical exposure, workshops, as well as community service projects. Click on an organization to learn about their mission, activities, and officer contact information! We also plan to hold several different activities such as intubation workshops, suturing workshops, and central line placement workshops that would allow students to have a hands-on experience with some of the things they will have to perform in the future. We also aim to establish camaraderie among member and improve the broader Galveston community by hosting social and service events. Volunteer Experience: Hands and Feet Medical Missions, Medical Clinic Student Volunteer, Port Arthur, TX Frontera de Salud at UTMB, Medical Clinic Student Volunteer, Brownsville, TX Activities: Social activities through the class, community service opportunities, participation in St. Vincent's Clinic, education through Texas Physical Therapy Association. Organization Website: Food for Thought Facebook. Organization Email: cardio.utmb@gmail.com Clinical Service: To identify community healthcare needs by developing sustainable, preventive healthcare programs tailored to the needs of the local underserved community and to provide additional competencies in primary healthcare settings. We will educate UTMB students and staff on current research regarding animal assisted therapies and encourage future research. Activities: First Tuesday, Brown Bag Lunch Discussions, Advocacy workshops, Community outreach (such as hard hats for little heads, Walk with a Doc, partnering with St. Vincents for Hope Health fair, and more!). Activities: Meetings to further student's knowledge about the field of Otolaryngology. In addition, a Match Panel Meeting will provide students with information on pursuing a career in pathology. Volunteers are an Organization Website: SfW Facebook Group. Organization Email: phibetapiutmb@gmail.com Activities: We volunteer at UTMB and within the community in events such as the Pediatric Memorial and Compassionate Friends Candlelight Ceremony. Mission Statement: To promote awareness and education of lifestyle, integrative and holistic medicine, as well as strategies for healthy living for ourselves, the UTMB community, and Galveston County. Mission Statement: The MD-PhD Student Organization organizes social events to build rapport between MD-PhD students as well as associated faculty. We plan to map out feasible hiking routes in the greater Houston/Galveston area for students to join us on monthly hikes. is a student organization at University of Texas - Medical Branch aspiring to build an interprofessional community to foster diversity and inclusion. Students helping students advancing through health education to balance the challenges of personal life and school to prevent student burn out. UTMB does reserve the right to difference in someone’s life. Mission Statement: The UTMB Orthopedic Student Society serves to enrich students with a greater understanding/appreciation for the field of orthopedic surgery while cultivating skills required in this specialty. Volunteers may also assist by labeling and sorting reading materials. Being a volunteer for the UTMB® is an exciting experience which will broaden one's horizons. UTMB has for two decades been consistently among the most generous organizations in Texas in the annual State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC), typically raising more than half-a-million dollars in voluntary support for a wide variety of worthwhile causes. trains volunteers to participate in a wide variety of opportunities experience at UTMB. We open opportunities to students to hear from registered nurses/past students in the pediatric field. Membership: University-Wide institutional need or other factors related to anticipated duties. Bonded by a common faith, we are advancing Christian values in our profession and society, integrating our personal faith and professional practice, and using our skills to serve others in need. These programs are geared towards serving the health needs of underserved communities and communities of color. Activities: This organization will host activities such as career- development seminars, socials to promote networking & fellowship amongst Scientist, and outreach projects within the community. Mission Statement: The Minimally Invasive Surgery Club seeks to educate medical students on various forms of minimally invasive surgical tools and their application in different surgical sub-specialties. Mission Statement: To enrich students with a greater knowledge and appreciation for the field of spine surgery and serve as a common ground for students interested in the fields of neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, interventional neuroradiology, neurology, as well as other fields relevant to the spine. Activities: In partnership with St. Vincent's House and the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), we offer free primary and specialty care to those who might otherwise go without treatment. dermatology as a broad, interesting, and challenging area of medicine. We spread awareness on LGBTQI+ issues and promote a more inclusive environment for faculty, students, staff and patients at UTMB. Public Relations Specialist – Mariely Mejorado (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Ruth Levine, Psychiatry (, Faculty Advisor – Roy L. Trahan, School of Nursing (, Encourage medical student interest in dermatology, Increase exposure of medical students to dermatology, Foster a sense of collegiality among students interested in dermatology, Help students find mentors within the field of dermatology, Provide information for students interested in skin research, Inform students about dermatology events at UTMB, locally, regionally, and nationally, Promote attendance at national and regional dermatology conferences, Teach people in the Galveston community about preventive measures to protect against skin diseases, Create and disperse an electronic newsletter which will form a cohesive link between students, faculty, residents, and alumni, and to disperse information regarding opportunities in research, experience, and volunteerism within dermatology, Diversity & Tabling Chair – Bianca Uzoma (, Faculty Advisor – Richard F. Wagner, Dermatology (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Eric Walser, Radiology (, Mentorship Program Coordinator – Dakota Rodgers (, Communications Director – Ariana Gilani (, Faculty Advisor – Stephen Kim, Emergency Medicine (, Faculty Advisor – Jere McBride, PhD, Pathology (, PCP at PCP Coordinator – Anthony Maldonado-Duenez (, PCP Lite Coordinator – Ayeesha Mohammed (, Community Service Coordinator – Alexander Cantu (, Residency Fair Coordinator – Kayla Westerman (, Faculty Advisor – Jennifer Raley, Family Medicine (, Faculty Advisor – Fadeke Adewole, PA Studies (, Community Service Director – Chris Nerio (, Faculty Advisor – Norma Perez, Hispanic Center of Excellence (, Faculty Advisor – Alexis McQuitty, Anesthesiology (, Faculty Advisor – Prema Patel, Internal Medicine (, Interprofessional Liaison – Andres Cuartas-Olarte (, Officer (President) – Anthony Maldonado-Duenez (, Schedule and Travel Coordinator – Katie James (, Faculty Advisor – Ben Raimer, Hlth Policy & Legis Aff (, exploring cost-effective solutions to modern medical problems based on health care data and big data analytics, assessing the impact of technology such as AI, telemedicine, smart apps, and other medical devices on patient care, exposing students to various business aspects of medicine such as negotiations, conflict resolution, and billing codes, understanding how the stock market behavior and the associated news influences health care decisions, providing conference and research opportunities for members, Chief Communications Officer – Jenna Reisler (, Chief Administration Officer – Nathan Smith (, Chief Outreach Officer – Morgan Williams (, Faculty Advisor – Melissa Smith-Phillips, Pediatrics (, Social Media Coordinator – April Martinez (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Harold Pine, Otolaryngology (, Creating new interprofessional opportunities, Educating and creating awareness of interprofessional healthcare teams, Social Media Chair/Historian – Aliza Alcabasa (, Social Media Chair/Historian – Jessica Wilson (, Social Event Chair – Christina Onyebuchi (, Faculty Advisor – Laurie Farroni, Physical Therapy (, Distance Student Liaison – Stephanie Jacobson (, Faculty Advisor – Julie Soder, Clinical Laboratory Sciences (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Norma Perez, Hispanic Center of Excellence (, Faculty Advisor – Michael Laposata, MD-PhD (, Education Co-Director – Patrick Sullivan (, Interprofessional Communications Director – Miranda Taggart (, Faculty Advisor – Harold Pine, Otolaryngology (, Faculty Advisor – Ikenna Okereke, Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery (, Faculty Advisor – Marc Morais, Biochem & Molecular Biology (, Bike Maintenance Coordinator – Antony Velasquez (, Faculty Advisor – Chandler Self, Psychiatry (, Historian/Public Relations – Isaiah Ortega (, Faculty Advisor – Matt Dacso, Internal Medicine (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Zulfiqar Cheema , Vascular Surgery (, Vice President – Chandramouli Natarajan (, Faculty Advisor – Thomas Green, Neuroscience (. Mission Statement: The mission of the Respiratory Care Student Association (RCSA) is to promote awareness of the respiratory therapy profession, participate in educational activities, and raise funds to support goals of advancing the education of students. Volunteers are needed for giving patient education, distributing hats, and for conducting surveys. Mission Statement: PRSIG aims to increase student and public knowledge of the field of plastic & reconstructive surgery, participate in service events within the community, UTMB, and Shriner's Hospital for Children, and hold various events to increase student interest within the field of plastic & reconstructive surgery. Mission Statement: Project Play is an inter-professional rehabilitation services organization focused on giving students an opportunity to increase play and physical activity in the pediatric population and explore the role of play in healthcare through volunteer efforts in a variety of settings, participation in community events, and education to parents and caregivers. 7. The club also prepares medical students for their surgical clerkship and surgical residencies by providing opportunities in research, networking, and surgical skills training. Additionally, we will provide opportunities to students to hone hands-on skills through the intubation workshop, echocardiogram workshop, intravenous access workshop etc. Volunteer opportunities for members will be fostered with organizations that provide animal assisted therapy or have animals that we can train to be assistance animals for therapy. Activities: SCB participates in the Welcome event and Plazapalooza. Mission Statement: Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) at UTMB aims to create a culture of humanitarian concern and awareness in the medical community. The library cart also contains toiletries, and assorted games such as cards, checkers, crossword puzzles, etc. Mission Statement: To share the south asian culture with the rest of UTMB, and provide young healthcare professionals a medium to express their culture and enjoy their heritage. Mission Statement: Provide a radical means of stress relief through teaching surfing and providing boards for new surfers. To that end, we have created a Student Volunteer Availability Form for any student that would like to join the student volunteer pool. Welcome to the University of Texas Medical Branch giving page. Mission Statement: The purpose is to provide all students and faculty members the opportunity to study the Bible and to enjoy Christian fellowship. Organization Email: projectplayUTMB@gmail.com The Student Ambassador Program is a leadership opportunity for students who are dedicated to serving and representing UTMB and the School of Nursing. Volunteering in the Galveston community. Organization Website: Frontera De Salud Facebook. Promote and encourage participation in community affairs and activities towards improved health care and the resolution of related social issues. Promote and encourage students’ participation in interdisciplinary activities. Activities: Fishing club activities include bank fishing, wade fishing, kayak fishing, and fishing from a boat. Activities: Volunteering in pediatric unit, pediatric resident mentors, interprofessional panel, Organization Email: utmbpsa@gmail.com Membership: By Profession - Occupational Therapy. Activities: Meetings, lectures, guest talks, workshops. Volunteers in this position can assist in a variety of ways including greeting new patients in the Emergency Department waiting area, answering phones, monitoring the information desk, providing patients and visitors with needed information and directions to campus services and locations (parking, cafeteria, restrooms, and campus maps), and by displaying courtesy and responsiveness to all patient, visitors, and staff. The meetings may be called by executive coordinators, or by the Chief Administrator in the event of their absence. Our goal is to encourage interest in Anesthesiology and facilitate student's interests in various career opportunities in Anesthesiology through educational lectures, hands-on workshops, and mentorship. Activities: Weekly opportunities to walk the beach to pick up trash and recycling. Mission Statement: The purpose of the fishing club at UTMB is to allow students to build friendships and reduce stress through the sport of angling. A call for student volunteers to assist with COVID testing went out and sixty trainees volunteered immediately. Mission Statement: MedWARriors aims to integrate outdoor recreation with emergency medicine education through hands-on workshops and participation in medical wilderness adventure races (MedWARs). Activities: Informative sessions on the field of neurosurgery from faculty and residents; Exploring research topics in the field of neurosurgery. Play games and make art creations with pediatric patients in the children’s playroom. Mission Statement: Family Medicine Interest Group (FMIG) is an active and engaged student group that shares the passion and fulfillment of Family Medicine, provides resources for students, professional skill development, and opportunities for service. We will raise awareness on the UTMB campus and in the Galveston community, about animal assisted therapy. selected for service, based on criteria intended to ensure that an 2. Activities: Slit lamp examination, Corneal suturing, Residency application mentoring, Ophthalmic research participation. religious creed, national origin, sexual orientation or disability. Activities: GSO organizes two social events for graduate students each year, once in the fall and once in the spring. The greatest rewards come from the heart, and you CAN make a We truly appreciate individuals in our community who are willing to Educational events will include suturing, laparoscopic, and robotics workshops. Community outreach events like health fairs, organization fairs, and events at the local animal shelter or other local organizations will be orchestrated. Mission Statement: Pi Theta Epsilon (PTE) is a specialized honor society for occupational therapy students and alumni. Mission Statement: The purpose of the organization is to serve as an extension of the cohort to foster the personal and professional development of occupational therapy students, encourage community service and educational excellence, and advocate for students and professional issues. program coordinator at 409-772-2549. Activities: Fundraisers, Volunteer services, Phlebotomy workshops, Bake Sales, Type: Professional, Service, Cultural, Social. Mission Statement: The Student Tennis Association's purpose is to promote the sport of recreational, social, and competitive tennis and related events at UTMB, to support the interests of tennis, to provide education in tennis for all members of various skill levels, to foster teamwork and sportsmanship, and to provide a safe and fun environment for exercise and fitness. Students will establish professional contacts with pathologists on staff at UTMB and have an understanding of resources available. Activities: Weekly runs, races, volunteerism, fundraisers. Activities: Promote the Physician Assistant profession, coordinate social events & fundraising events, support the local community through volunteerism, complete community service projects, and support students in the UTMB Physician Assistant Studies Program. Mission Statement: The Street Medicine Interest Group at UTMB aims to unite all students interested in Street Medicine to learn about best practices, resources, ideas, and research. Our SHP faculty and staff will guide you and respect you as an individual - one who will make a real difference in the lives of others. Increasing awareness of free counseling services and other resources available to students to improve mental health and wellness. Mission Statement: Mission Statement: HATS aims to navigate the different business and technological aspects of medicine while also seeking cost-effective solutions for better patient outcomes. important part of our care team because they are able to add an Organization Website: stvsc.org. Mission Statement: The purpose of our organization is to provide students an opportunity to advance their interest in aerospace medicine at UTMB. Activities: Online workshops, member meetings. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.5px Helvetica; color: #111111}, Organize events and social gatherings that promote diversity on campus, Provide multicultural, interprofessional fellowship among students/faculty, Provide volunteer outreach services to underrepresented communities, Offer a safe space for minorities in healthcare to have their voices heard. Mission Statement: The Dermatology Interest Group (DIG) at UTMB is a student organization which recognizes dermatology as a broad, interesting, and challenging area of medicine. interest directly. Activities: Teach SOM students how to surf safely and enjoy surfing as a hobby during medical school. Activities: META Grab Bag, General Body Meetings, Volunteer Opportunities, Social Events, Hispanic Heritage Month, Membership: By Profession - MD/PhD Students. Provide educational sessions to adults in the Galveston Urban Ministries, Organization Website: Students Together for Service Facebook Activities: Community Service projects, monthly info meetings with guest speakers, hands-on workshops, networking events, game nights, socials. UTMB students interested in volunteering can find additional information located in the daily UTMB Student News and Notes e-mails. Organization Website: Society for Cell Biology. Student Ambassadors provide campus tours, administer nursing outreach initiatives, and serve as a UTMB representative on … Seniors serving seniors! Promote and encourage recruitment efforts, participation in student activities, and educational opportunities regardless of person’s race, color, creed, sex, lifestyle, national origin, age, or economic status. Activities: Socials, Rehearsals, Performances at UTMB and across Galveston. Mission Statement: Allies in Health is an organization dedicated to educating faculty, students and staff about topics of sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, romantic orientation and other LGBTQI+ health care topics. Volunteering affords individuals the opportunity to attain knowledge, We seek to periodically meet to collectively share in and explore the art of science and medicine through creative and poetic expression. SCCM envisions a world in which all critically ill and injured persons receive care from a present integrated team of future dedicated trained intensivists and critical care specialists. find many ways to enhance both our patients' and our employees' people thankful for your assistance, eager to help you be successful, Due to increase lifespan of individuals the cases of neurological diseases continues to rise. Mission Statement: The Kids Club is an organization for the School of Nursing at the University of Texas Medical Branch, which will encourage nursing students to come together who have a calling for pediatrics! We will aim to foster camaraderie and facilitate interaction with faculty and residents through informal social events. UTMB School of Medicine. Mission Statement: The Pediatric Student Association is a student organization that seeks to provide educational and service opportunities to medical students and other students in health professions who are interested in pediatrics. Mission Statement: To promote interests in Internal Medicine at University of Texas at Medical Branch (UTMB) through interactive meetings, networking with Internal Medicine faculty, fellows, residents, and students, and through Internal Medicine centered skill development workshops. We have raised over $1000 each year and formed collaborations with the local Alzheimer’s Association who helps us to advertise all of our events. Examples would include presentations from pulmonary critical care physicians on how they deal with their patients and the current standards they use for patients with COVID. Organization Website: AIM Facebook Group, Type: Service, Social, Cultural, Professional. 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