Parkland Hospital

Reply to @asavagetraveler parkland hospital where President Kennedy was taken after he was shot! Showing of the pediatric wing before it’s torn down 🥺 #dallas #tx #hospital #trending #travel

(LINDAMOOD THROWBACKS) I was able to experience the Parkland hospital demolition where my mom gave birth to me and my brother at this hospital sad to see it get demolished but sure was a fun experience but at the same time heart breaking 💔 #dallas #parkland #keepontruckin #fyp #fypシ

Dallas, Texas 🇺🇲 Harry Hines Parkland Hospital . #Dallas #Texas #Metroplex #SulyDorado #dfw

Twenty years ago (ish). I moved to Dallas in August 2005. I had never really been out of Arkansas except for the occasional trip to Florida or other short vacation. I was beyond excited to leave what I had always known but also was very nervous as a 22 year-old Arkansan without a GPS or a smartphone! I stopped by UT Southwestern while I was in Dallas this week and reminisced my time in medical school. It was crazy to see the lecture halls and the hallways that I thought I would forget, but almost instantly remembered. Everything looked almost exactly as it did 20 years ago. But the new Parkland Hospital is absolutely beautiful and I’m sure it’s the same level of feeling like you’re in the trenches of medicine in there as the old one where I trained. It’s crazy how much medical education has changed. When I was there, we had paper syllabi, and I left medical school with two massive tupperware containers full of paper syllabi that had been written on, highlighted and tabbed meticulously. I also went to almost every single lecture while I was there as there was no virtual option. Now the whole world including medical education is digital and virtual. Going to school UT Southwestern, one of the top medical schools in the country, is something that I will always be grateful for. It’s crazy how quickly twenty years can pass! #Endocrinology #UTSouthwestern #medicalschool #womeninmedicine #medschool

Buenos días. Dallas Tx. Parkland hospital #esclerosislateralamiotrofica #parati #seguidores

While in Dallas, following the church service, we had the opportunity to take an insightful tour of Parkland Hospital, which is a public health facility known for its service to the community. Under the guidance of Programme Director Joanne Muturi, we explored key departments including the Emergency Room, Ambulance Bay, Psychiatric Emergency Unit, and the Medical ICU. The visit offered a firsthand experience of how the hospital delivers critical care. Healthcare should go beyond talk. It must reflect dignity, empathy, and a commitment to healing both body and mind. Patients deserve more than treatment; they need comfort, peace, and assurance. In any well-governed society, no patient or their loved ones should bear the burden of unaffordable bills or broken systems. Access to quality care is not a privilege, it is a right.

Twenty years ago (ish). I moved to Dallas in August 2005. I had never really been out of Arkansas except for the occasional trip to Florida or other short vacation. I was beyond excited to leave what I had always known but also was very nervous as a 22 year-old Arkansan without a GPS or a smartphone! I stopped by UT Southwestern while I was in Dallas this week and reminisced my time in medical school. It was crazy to see the lecture halls and the hallways that I thought I would forget, but almost instantly remembered. Everything looked almost exactly as it did 20 years ago. But the new Parkland Hospital is absolutely beautiful and I’m sure it’s the same level of feeling like you’re in the trenches of medicine in there as the old one where I trained. It’s crazy how much medical education has changed. When I was there, we had paper syllabi, and I left medical school with two massive tupperware containers full of paper syllabi that had been written on, highlighted and tabbed meticulously. I also went to almost every single lecture while I was there as there was no virtual option. Now the whole world including medical education is digital and virtual. Going to school UT Southwestern, one of the top medical schools in the country, is something that I will always be grateful for. It’s crazy how quickly twenty years can pass! #Endocrinology #UTSouthwestern #medicalschool #womeninmedicine #medschool

Regarding the involvement of DARPA, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Parkland Hospital and the BRAIN Initiative: https://t.co/8SlndmgAPi https://t.co/P8LqCsTbB3

@genocidalgirl @DBradley08 We should be more vigilant as hospitals medical centers protect those health care professionals who do harm to patients. In the name of solidarity, personal favors corruption fraud goes on as in the case of Geeta Manthena championed by Jane Fitzpatrick Parkland Hospital D TX https://t.co/UOZxnBmvN1

@ky_statesman @GeorgieMichigan JFK shot his double, Jackie double already at Parkland hospital when real Jackie arrived. Take links from JFK Gay? to Hidden Kings. Duped again? Fatima only fix. https://t.co/7JJEDtNGb0

@Jesii_ca_M They pulled the fire alarm six times like they wanted me to burn a bunch of wheelchairs, and bedridden, after a bunch of mysteriously broken backs. It was right next to Parkland hospital, so I didn't. I will sue the VA and Salvation Army potentially from Sweden.

PARACHUTE pants like a parkland hospital bench in peace prayer and nature of a the Birds! #RasberryAuntJam #HEADREALM