Eighteen students from the graduating class of medical students at the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine matched in residency programs at USA Health.
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The Office of Diversity and Inclusion has identified 14 areas of focus that are significant in addressing injustice within the context of training future physicians and scientists.
In an effort to maintain a safe working environment, USA Health employees are being provided two cloth face masks.
All five of the new residents were highly sought after by the top surgery training programs in the country. One of the surgery residents is also an Olympic athlete who holds the current NCAA record in the hammer throw.
USA Health regularly recognizes employees for going above and beyond in their care of patients and customer service.
Thank you for all you do – whether it’s monitoring the sickest among us, keeping our work spaces safe, using technology to fight infection or helping young patients with homework.
The following are upcoming menus for USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital cafeteria. (Some menu items are subject to change based on product availability and popularity.)
The following are upcoming menus for USA Health University Hospital cafeteria. (Some menu items are subject to change based on product availability and popularity.)
Louis and Melinda Mapp have announced their intentions to donate approximately eight acres of land in Baldwin County to the University of South Alabama.
Health system employees electing to donate PTO will submit the request online using the University’s Document Routing Procedure. PTO donations are voluntary.
USA Health regularly recognizes employees for going above and beyond in their care of patients and customer service.
Pallavi Patil, M.D., was in her first year of medical school when a micrograph of cells captured her attention. The image, taken with a scanning electron microscope, generated her interest in studying the pathophysiology of disease.
The University of South Alabama Medical Alumni Association is hosting three upcoming opportunities for continuing medical education.
