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NSRT conference a success for RSTE faculty and students
RSTE students and faculty made a good showing again at the 85th Annual Nebraska Society of Radiologic Technologists Annual Conference in Gering, NE. Tanya Custer, Christina Gregg, Kim Michael & Jim Temme attended, along with all of the senior radiography students and 10 junior radiography students. Presentations Tanya Custer, Christina Gregg, and Kim Michael presented […]
Apr 19, 2016

PT students give their time, learn valuable lessons
About three years ago, some of our UNMC physical therapy students began volunteer work with a young woman, Cassidy Collier, after she sustained a traumatic brain injury from a car crash in 2011. Students in subsequent classes have continued that journey with the Collier family. Cassidy’s father, UNMC’s Dean Collier, Pharm.D., recently shared his family’s […]
Apr 7, 2016

PA and PT are highly ranked, again, by US News & World Report
Once again, our PA and PT programs were high in the U.S. News & World Report rankings of the nation’s top graduate schools. For 2017, our physician assistant program was ranked #9 and our physical therapy program #28 (up from 34). Article from UNMC Today>> For information on the ranking methodology, click here.
Mar 18, 2016

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- by Jeffrey RobbNU President Jeffrey P. Gold, MD, along with NU leaders and supporters, testified before state lawmakers Tuesday on the NU budget.
- by Jeffrey RobbUNMC and Nebraska Medicine are collecting nonperishable food items from March 1-24 during the campus-wide food drive.
- by Jeffrey RobbThe 2025 event is scheduled for April 12 at UNMC, and medical, nursing and other health professions students are invited to take part.
- by Jeffrey RobbWarning to moms-to-be: Common medications could hamper fetal brain development
- by Jeffrey RobbThe collaboration of the UNMC Colleges of Dentistry and Public Health will allow students to get dental and MPH degrees within four years.