Military Students Participate in Intensive Trauma and Surgical Skills Course
Written by Tamara Campbell, Coordinator for the Office of Military Affairs (RVU-SU) The Intensive Trauma and Surgical Skills Course (ITSSC), better known …
Global Medical Outreach Trips Bring Meaningful Return for Many
Written by Mark Wardle, DO, Director of the Global Medicine Track (RVU-SU) In early 2020, just days prior to boarding their scheduled …
Global Medicine at RVU: Student Experiences
Written by Catherine Lewis Saenz, Communications Coordinator “[Having] the opportunity to practice medicine in such a beautiful place – with views of …
Physician Heal Thyself: A Fool for a Patient – Part Two
In this ongoing series, Dr. Thomas N. Told, Regional Director of Clinical Education for RVU-SU, shares his thoughts and experiences as a …
South Metro Fire Rescue Hosts POCUS Training at RVU
Written by Deidre McGee, Coordinator for Military Medicine and Surgical Simulation In support of the RVU Community Partnership Program, South Metro Fire …
Physician Heal Thyself: The Neophyte – Part One
In this ongoing series, Dr. Thomas N. Told, Regional Director of Clinical Education for RVU-SU, shares his thoughts and experiences as a …
Part II: A Rural Air Ambulance Service Sprouts Wings
Prologue In the first part of this series I chronicled how the challenges posed by the distance and isolation of our community …
RVU Alumna Spotlight: Amber Hildreth, DO ’12
Written by Catherine Lewis Saenz Before medical school, Dr. Hildreth was an undergraduate biology student who did not want to go to …
Part One: A Rural Air Ambulance Service Sprouts Wings
Near the end of the Viet Nam War, I had the good fortune of experiencing military service as a newly minted physician …
The Auger
Content warning: The following article contains descriptions of amputation (explicit), blood (gore, minor), and death/dying. In this ongoing series, Dr. Thomas N. …