Proud Parent Events & Volunteer Opportunities The UTMB Parents Council helps plan and support many university events such as Welcome Weekend, the Student Life Holiday BINGO Party and Party on the Plaza. Community Involvement: The organization will maintain community involvement with elementary, middle school, and high school science programs by hosting activities promoting STEM. Note: As applications are reviewed, the top candidates are This includes, but is not limited to, providing valuable networking opportunities, mentorships for involved neurosurgery faculty, research opportunities, meeting participation, leadership opportunities, and educational opportunities. In addition, we will facilitate volunteer opportunities for UTMB students in animal assisted therapy settings. Activities: Member meetings, webinars, socials. Mission Statement: The goal of the organization is to teach the basics of beekeeping, give members the financial means for beekeeping, and provide pollinators to the Galveston area. St. Vincent's Clinic is a cooperative effort between UTMB and St. Vincent's House. SNMA is dedicated to ensuring that medical education and services are culturally sensitive to the needs of diverse populations, and to increasing the number of African-American, Latino and other students of color entering and completing medical school. We host specialized trainings in LGBTQI+ inclusive healthcare as well as community and social events. A call for student volunteers to assist with COVID testing went out and sixty trainees volunteered immediately. Activities: inviting guest speakers, honoring graduate students and graduate faculty members, helping with orientation programs for new students, and social service projects. Information and resources for our patients. A further mission of RCSA is to provide an environment that is friendly and supportive to its current and prospective students. Texas. To that end, we have created a Student Volunteer Availability Form for any student that would like to join the student volunteer pool. Hosting events that tie in the various cultural backgrounds with UTMB student body to facilitate a sense of respect, community and solidarity. Activities: Meet and play for fun 2-3 a week, Hosting tournaments, Futsal - indoor court soccer, Soccer-Volleyball. If you can't access your immunization records, please visit UTMB's Student Wellness office … Mission Statement: Promote awareness of vascular surgery and provide information about the specialty to medical students; Provide shadowing opportunities in Vascular surgery for a more “hands-on” experience; Host surgical skills events to allow students to acquire useful technical skills; Host Q/A’s sessions with faculty, residents, or senior medical students to permit addressing the concerns/questions that students might have. Mission Statement: The MD-PhD Student Organization organizes social events to build rapport between MD-PhD students as well as associated faculty. Mission Statement: First Generation Medical Students are at a disadvantage with only 4% of all medical students coming from disadvantaged backgrounds. We also plan educate our members on how to build a first aid kit to bring with them on hikes. 6. Organization Email: support@stvsc.org Activities: Weekly Friday sermons and prayers. Mission Statement: Due to the stress and complexities inherent in health education, the purpose of The Collaborative Association for LearningMindfulness (C.A.L.M.) 5. UTMB is committed to equal opportunity for students with disabilities. About 80 students volunteer to participate in this track in addition to their regular studies. Mission Statement: This organization aims to provide students with exposure to the field of general surgery as well as the ability to have mentors during their medical school career. We meet periodically to play chess and encourage interdisciplinary unity. Delivering complimentary coffee and tasty seasonal beverages to our waiting areas allows patient family members and visitors to have the benefit of refreshments without being fearful of missing their appointments or important information regarding their loved one. 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. The purpose of this organization is to create a support system for first generation medical students so they do not feel like they are on this road alone. 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. people thankful for your assistance, eager to help you be successful, Mission Statement: Weightlifting Student Association is an educational, social, and non-profit organization meant to promote all forms of strength training in a safe way, ensure physical and mental wellness, and form camaraderie. Mission Statement: KXD is an all-female medical sorority that was founded in 2015 to create a support system for women in which we can encourage and motivate one another throughout our medical careers. 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. Mission Statement: The mission of the Animal Assisted Therapy Organization is to educate UTMB students about animal assisted therapy, and foster volunteer opportunities for future health professionals to learn how to train animals to participate in therapy sessions. Clerical assistance may include answering phones, preparing charts, sorting and filing records, distributing mail, copying, running errands between departments, shredding, assembling packets, mail outs, and/or other light duties as deemed necessary. Volunteering in the Galveston community. The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Referring Physician/Health Care Professional, Telecommunications Device for the Deaf (TDD), Completed volunteer application (links below) and consent for background check, A background check (conducted after orientation), A health screening at UTMB Employee Health that includes a drug screening and tuberculosis check, Proof of annual flu vaccine or signed waiver (note: UTMB offers free flu vaccines to its volunteers), On-site orientation with Volunteer Services and department where you are volunteering. Scholarship: Promotion of external academic research scholarships and fellowships that emphasize increasing participation by historically underrepresented groups. Scroll down to the 'Personal Information' section and click on the 'Immunization Information" link. Organization Website: Street Medicine Interest Group Facebook. Organization Email: thekidsclub.utmb@gmail.com. This also gave members of our organization a platform to talk about the ongoing research at UTMB centered around neurobiological diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and substance use disorders. Mission Statement: We are Galveston's local chapter of the Christian Medical and Dental Association. Activities: Activities shall include, but are not limited to, inviting guest speakers, honoring program students, assisting in HPTM program faculty in orientation and recruitment, and mentoring junior students. We believe that laughter is the best medicine! 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. Please join us at our upcoming events as we seek to impact each other and our community! Activities: Weekly runs, races, volunteerism, fundraisers. Activities: We volunteer at UTMB in the pediatric units and with organizations that serve around the community. Available areas vary depending on departmental needs. St. Vincent's House is located at 2817 Post Office Street, Galveston, Texas 77550. Type: Cultural, Professional, Service, Social. Mission Statement: AOSMSPT will provide unique service opportunities and sports physical therapy experience to studentsl as well as facilitate professional relationships with local sports physical therapy clinicians and to serve the community with acquired experience/skills. This volunteer position requires a friendly, upbeat person to greet and guide our patients and visitors throughout our hospital and clinics. 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. Mission Statement: The purpose of the Soccer Club is to have fun with UTMB faculty and students from all different schools who love soccer and are looking for a group to play with. Organization Email: oss.utmb@gmail.com 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 (. 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. Mission Statement: A UTMB-formed organization serving to educate and equip students and healthcare professionals with the knowledge and resources to recognize the signs of human trafficking in patients and how to offer victims support while raising community awareness about human trafficking. Volunteers may also assist by labeling and sorting reading materials. Mission Statement: The purpose of this organization is to provide educational support to students at UTMB who wish to broaden their medical Spanish background and overall Hispanic cultural humility. We are an interdisciplinary organization for students who are interested in working with the neonatal or pediatric populations. Activities: We will have panel meetings with faculty and residents as well as opportunities to get involved with orthopedic research. Play games and make art creations with pediatric patients in the children’s playroom. Click on an organization to learn about their mission, activities, and officer contact information! Activities: Informational meetings, weightlifting sessions, powerlifting mock meet/competition, Organization Email: wsautmb@gmail.com Activities: Workshops at St. Vincent's. The student volunteer-based clinic operates on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Activities: Socials, Rehearsals, Performances at UTMB and across Galveston. Mission Statement:  Activities: School-wide social events, philanthropy and service projects and alumni-outreach programs. Meetings with informative speakers and healthy food. Its mission is to promote research and scholarship among occupational therapy students. Community projects to uplift the spirits of patients and their families. promote interests, remain active, and make friends, while providing This includes: * Please note that once you apply, the process can take up to a month to complete. UTMB Volunteer Services301 University Blvd.Galveston, TX 77555-1370Phone: (409) 772-2549FAX: (409) 772-2550. Organization Website: Robotic Surgery Interest Group Facebook. Organization Website: SNMA Facebook. Mission Statement: Society of Critical Care Medicine Galveston Chapter's mission is to educate future physicians and healthcare professionals on how to provide the highest quality care for all critically ill and injured patients. Pending development: Student led entertainment at student events on campus. We build bereavement boxes to be donated to the ISCU to be given to families who have lost their infants. Mission Statement: The purpose of the Experimental Pathology (ExPath) Student Organization is to provide ExPath students with opportunities to exchange ideas, advocate for the students at the departmental level and network with invited scientists. The Student Ambassador Program is a leadership opportunity for students who are dedicated to serving and representing UTMB and the School of Nursing. 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 Email: sfw.utmb@gmail.com responsibilities of the volunteer role. The missions of DIG @ UTMB are to: Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Interest Group, Experiment Pathology Student Organization, Fellowship of Christian Physician Assistants, Gastroenterology and Gastrointestinal Surgery Student Society, Healthcare Analytics and Technology Society, Molecular Biophysics Student Organization, Relay For Life, Castaway Cancer, MD Anderson And UTMB Blood Drives, Fundraisers with other clubs that are apart of the, Pharmacology and Toxicology Student Organization, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Student Interest Group, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Interest Group, Preventive Medicine & Population Health GSO, Professionals Advocating for Cultural Excellence, Society for Neuroscience Galveston Chapter, St. Vincent's Occupational Therapy Clinic, Student Organization of Clinical Laboratory Science, Students for Lifestyle and Integrative Medicine, Students Improving Global Health Together, Women's Association of Minority Scientists, The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, National Society of Leadership and Success, Aerospace Medicine Interest Group Facebook, Pathology Association for Students Facebook, Weightlifting Student Association Facebook Group, Faculty Advisor – William Powers, Aerospace Medicine Residency Program (, Faculty Advisor – Karen Szauter, Internal Medicine (, Secretary & Service Chair – Desire Guillory (, Faculty Advisor – Premal Patel, Internal Medicine (, Faculty Advisor – Joel Patterson, Neurosurgery (, TMA Alternative Delegate – Daniel Bradford (, Community Service Chair – Pooja Agrawal (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Ben Raimer, Health Policy and Legislative Affairs (, Vice President/Treasurer – Sruti Rachapudi (, Faculty Advisor – Susan Gerik, Pediatrics (, 1st/2nd Year Representative – Safir Abbas (, Faculty Advisor – Jenny Pennycuff, Anesthesiology (, Education Coordinator – Maria Theresa Bautista (, Administration Coordinator – Chantel Hill (, Social Media Coordinator – Kelly Vargas (, Faculty Advisor – Diane Collins, Occupational Therapy (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Jeff Temple, Ob/Gyn (, Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion – Michael Phan (, Vice President of Internal Affairs – Lyndon Huang (, Vice President of External Affairs – Joanna Chyu (, Vice President of Outreach and Philanthropy – Emily Zhang (, Vice President of Activities and Recruitment – Hannah Lu (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Quan Nguyen, Radiology (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Jeanne Smith, Physical Therapy (, Faculty Advisor – Marilyn Marx, Surgery (, Faculty Advisor – Patrick Naeger, Orthopedic Surgery (, Faculty Advisor – Kay Choi, Biochem & Molecular Biology (, Faculty Advisor – Bernard Karnath, Internal Medicine (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Joseph Ray, Genetics (, Faculty Advisor – Abe DeAnda, Cardiothoracic Surgery (, Faculty Advisor – Shelley Smith, Interprofessional Scholars Education (, Faculty Advisor – Bonnie Webster, School of Nursing (, Faculty Advisor – Dr. Ben Raimer, UTMB President Ad Interim  (, Faculty Advisor – Philip Keiser, Infectious Disease (, Faculty Advisor – Maria Hughes, Internal Medicine (, Community Outreach Director – Alex Ecker (, Community Outreach Director – Alex Whittaker (, Faculty Advisor – Cristiana Rastellini, Neuroscience (. Mission Statement: PTSO is an educational organization founded to represent and promote the students enrolled in graduate studies in the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology. experience at UTMB. Activities: Monthly fundraising events and travel to national/state conventions for respiratory therapy. In addition, a Match Panel Meeting will provide students with information on pursuing a career in pathology. Volunteers may also interact with designated patients, offering companionship and encouraging communication--especially for those without family--or by encouraging patients to eat, filling water pitchers, and/or reading. Membership: University-Wide To ensure Increasing awareness of free counseling services and other resources available to students to improve mental health and wellness. that we receive only the best volunteers and that we keep our patients Mission Statement: The purpose of the student society shall be to serve as the official organization for the students of the UTMB Physician Assistant Program, to promote academic achievement and clinical excellence, and to promote the physician assistant as a member of the health care delivery team. Mission Statement: The purpose of the Ophthalmology Student Organization (OSO) is to introduce Medical Students to the world of Ophthalmology and the basics of comprehensive ophthalmic exam. Thank you for considering UTMB. As a valuable member of the UTMB support team, you’ll find many The Research Expert Profiles at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston are intended to assist both those in the UTMB community and those outside to locate collaborators, easily find associated research output and grant awards. Demonstrations at Galveston’s Own Farmer’s Market. Welcome to the Volunteers Services Website. Second FloorLee Hage Jamail Student CenterGalveston, TX 77555-1316(409) 772-1996. They With the variety of events, presentations and projects hosted and run by FMIG, medical students from all years are exposed to the wide breadth of practice offered by Family Medicine. Our workshops and activities give students opportunities to apply ingenuity and critical thinking skills to solve complex medical problems. 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. Newsletters will be sent out monthly, written in more plain English, and limited jargon to appeal more towards medical students. Activities: Volunteering at the Pediatric inpatient unit, community service events for the pediatric population throughout Galveston and the surrounding areas, mentorship opportunities through Rosenberg elementary, And exposure to guest speakers within the field of pediatrics. Educating the students on handling debt and creating healthy outlets. At least 80 hours of volunteer or paid … Closely working with faculty and other medical professionals will create opportunities to develop meaningful relationships and gain insight into emergency care and first-aid. Activities: Service events such as Breast Reconstruction Awareness day for breast cancer survivors, Shriner's Loteria, and others; plastic surgery research meetings, shadowing opportunities, and student mentoring. Mission Statement: The Mountain Bike Club is a recreational sports organization whose objectives are to encourage UTMB students and faculty to ride mountain bikes, educate members on how to develop skills in mountain biking, boost camaraderie between students at UTMB, and provide opportunities for service in the mountain bike community (trail maintenance, biking fundraisers, etc). Activities: Plan social events for new students, Invite speakers for department seminars, Journal Club, Service events such as the Toy Drive, United to Serve, and Community outreach events. Represent nursing students to the consumer, to institutions, and other organizations. Organization Email: sfngalveston@gmail.com Organization Website: Food for Thought Facebook. Activities: Currently Short term medical mission trips to Peru.With possible expansion to local mission trips in the future. Mission Statement: Pi Theta Epsilon (PTE) is a specialized honor society for occupational therapy students and alumni. Activities: GSO organizes two social events for graduate students each year, once in the fall and once in the spring. The sub-objective within this framework is to help formulate academic achievement and clinical excellence in the Clinical Laboratory Sciences’ student by involving the student in educational process while establishing the CLS student as a competent health professional. Activities: We volunteer at UTMB and within the community in events such as the Pediatric Memorial and Compassionate Friends Candlelight Ceremony. is a student organization at University of Texas - Medical Branch aspiring to build an interprofessional community to foster diversity and inclusion. This club will be devoted to embracing students’ passion by furthering their pediatric knowledge through educational and volunteering opportunities. 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. Mission Statement: The purpose of our organization is to provide students an opportunity to advance their interest in aerospace medicine at UTMB. Organization Website: Fishing Club Group Me. Activities: Volunteer opportunities, guest speakers, local conferences, and charity events. 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. Promote and encourage participation in community affairs and activities towards improved health care and the resolution of related social issues. Due to increase lifespan of individuals the cases of neurological diseases continues to rise. 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. supporting services that contribute to the health and well-being of our Promote awareness of gastroenterology and gastrointestinal surgery and provide information about the specialty to medical students, B. Through supporting the farmer’s market, we not only reach families and engage them in scientific discussions, but we also connect with another fundamental mission of UTMB to encourage healthy lifestyles. is to facilitate the optimization and integration of the mental health resources available to the UTMB student body by: Activities: Annual wellness week, Mindful cleaning at the beach followed by meditation sessions, Midnight breakfast, Board game nights, Volunteering opportunities, Group discussions to educate students on the UTMB resources available for those struggling with burnout and mental health. Organization Website: Family Medicine Interest Group Facebook. Mission Statement: We are a volunteer organization dedicated to making people smile. 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. 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: Activities of the organization are geared towards community involvement in humanitarian awareness and activism. 301 University BoulevardGalveston, TX 77555-1370Phone: (409) 772-2549Fax: (409) 772-2550, Carol Arvie Gooden, Mary Moody and Jalessa FranklinEmail: Volunteer.services@utmb.edu, Acute Care for Elders (ACE) Geriatric Unit. UTMB is committed to equal opportunity for students with disabilities. We provide an array of unique volunteer opportunities, host educational sessions, and hear from speakers at our meetings. Mission Statement: The purpose of Part Time Poets is to recognize, celebrate, and share beauty and creativity. Activities: Bringing in Speakers to talk about resources to the students. Organization Website: First in the Family Facebook. Activities: Exposure to speakers, research opportunities, educational seminars, faculty mentorship, and social events. Organization Website: Weightlifting Student Association Facebook Group. Activities: Trainings in LGBTQI+ inclusive care, special topic lectures, Pride activities, community events, socials, and Diversi-Tees. To inform students about the opportunities and scope of Family Medicine, 2. Mission Statement: The Organization is an educational association, which exists to foster the collaboration, development, and growth of graduate and medical students enrolled in the Graduate Program in Human Pathophysiology and Translational Medicine (HPTM) and the School of Medicine Translational Research Track (SOM TRT) at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB). Mission Statement:  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. Volunteer Services at UTMB recruits, orients, and trains volunteers to participate in a wide variety of opportunities throughout UTMB's hospitals and clinics. , seminar series, social honors and awards, professional and community projects... 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