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In 2015, 17-year-old Bailey Murrill from Texas suddenly became paralyzed from the waist down for 11 days due to a rare condition called conversion disorder, where the brain temporarily "shuts off" movement despite no physical injury. During her rehabilitation at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Bailey made an astonishing recovery: she stood up and walked again. A video captured the moment she surprised her nurse-who had cared for her through the ordeal-by walking into the hallway unannounced. The nurse gasped, cried out in gratitude, and embraced Bailey in tears, a raw display of the bond between caregiver and patient. The powerful scene quickly went viral worldwide, featured on major outlets like CBS and ABC, and inspired millions as a story of faith, resilience, and the emotional triumph of overcoming paralysis against all odds. Follow for more similar content.

First day in the books practicing for the @NCHAcutting Celebrity Cutting 🤠 Proud to be part of an incredible event benefiting UT Southwestern Medical Center! #CelebrityCutting #BehindTheScenes #cancerresearch #UTsouthwestern #westernlifestyle

It is what it is.. But I have good news and that was part of the bad news. Thank you @fightingpretty for my breast cancer kit. It’s soooo cute, thoughtful, and memorable ❤️💕. Ut southwestern need to bring back ringing that bell. #sahmlife #fyp #tnbc #momtiktok

Felipe has made many friends along the way including @nickcarter! We were honored that Nick chose to support the home team during the NCHA Celebrity Cutting presented by Icon Global, which raised $1 million in support of cancer research at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Thank you for being a friend of Felipe and NCHA @nickcarter! 🤝 #rockingkbredandraised | #reyzinthelimit | #ncha | #abperformancehorses | #6666ranch

Here is a compiled list of USCE For Graduates: 1. Baptist Hospital Florida 2. Case Western Reserve University 3. Cleveland Clinic, Ohio/Florida 4. Drexel University College of Medicine, PA 5. Einstein Medical Center , Philadelphia 6. Griffin Hospital 7. Heart and Vascular Institute 8. Houston Methodist Hospital 9. Insight Hospital, Chicago 10. Johns Hopkins University 11. Loretto Hospital, Chicago 12. Massachusetts General Hospital 13. Medstar Baltimore 14. Medstar Georgetown 15. Memorial Sloan Kettering Medical Center 16. Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami 17. Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre 18. Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Care Center 19. Rush University Medical Center, Chicago 20. St. Peter’s, New Jersey 21. SUNY Upstate University, NY 22. Swedish Hospital, Chicago 23. Texas Tech University 24. University of Alabama, Birmingham 25. University of California, LA 26. University of Kansas Medical Center 27. University of Miami 28. University of South Florida 29. UT Southwestern 30. Weill Cornell I have complied this list, but please again check the website/ email the coordinator for updated information! Thank you. DM FOR ERAS SERVICES! #medschooljourney #residencymatch #futuredoctor #medstudentlife #medschoolinspiration #doctorlife #residencyprogram #imgjourney #meded #medicalresidency #futuremodel #healthcareheroes #medlife #residentlife #doctorgoals #medicalcareer #medschoolmotivation #residencyprep #medicaleducation #nextgendoctors

Though it's April Fools' Day, this healthcare issue is no joke. The recent decision by Blue Cross Blue Shield to cut ties with UT Southwestern leaves many patients without their doctors, highlighting the real impact that insurance changes can have on people's lives. If you’re affected, it’s important to explore your options and stay informed! #doctor #healthcare #utsouthwestern #dallas

State of health care in Sarasota Buckle up this is a lengthy post that I felt compelled to post based on a few posts expressing frustration with health care in this region. I’ve been a physician practicing here in Sarasota for 20+ years and have seen the environment change over time in the community. When I first came here, the majority of primary care and specialist practices were independently owned and run by the physicians primarily. This was because Medicare was still a fee service program where it would reimburse care per visit or procedure. This provided the independent practice a steady source of revenue which made the practice easy to run. Keep in mind that we live in Sarasota so 80% or more of our population has Medicare or Medicare advantage as their primary insurance. Over time, thanks to the inertia from our House and Senate, Medicare funding has not kept up with expenses, leading to concerns about insolvency by 2033. Every CMS(Medicare) director since 2000 has been tasked with trying to reduce spending. The lowest hanging fruit so to speak has been physician payments. We have had fee for service payments reduced by 33% over the past 20 years and compelled to enter into value based care programs which do nothing for patient outcomes and really don’t save money. But has this truly led to reduced costs as a whole? No. Reason for this is expenditures by hospitals from part A, which has remained unchecked. Another source of waste in Medicare has been the Medicare Advantage program, which is run mostly by for profit corporations who make money by restricting your access to health care with its narrow provider selections which force some patients to drive to Tampa just to see a neurologist. So you can imagine, this region, which used to attract very talented and intelligent physicians trained at places like Harvard or UT Southwestern, etc, has suffered a sort of brain drain. It is very difficult to attract talented well trained doctors in many specialties to sarasota since cost of living is high along with a Medicare dependent practice…not appealing at all. Good luck being seen by a real physician these days both outpatient and especially in the hospital. So SMH can built all the hospitals is wants and make the flashiest ads, but if you can’t bring the best and brightest to the area, quality is going to drop…which it has. If you’re admitted to SMH, you will get the best nursing care in the southeast US, but your medical staff will be far from the best, especially the hospitalists, whose quality has really deteriorated over the years. One group in particular relies on poorly educated and poorly trained nurse practitioners and physician assistants to see very sick patients at SMH. Another trend thanks to decades of congressional inaction has been the sad consolidation of the independent medical practice into corporate and hospital run practices. Thanks to Medicare cuts to physicians, most independent physicians have had to sell out to the hospital or worse, private equity(biggest mistake of my professional career). The end result is poor access to care in a fast and efficient manner. The bureaucracy of these corporate practices has led to a lot of frustration that has been expressed in this group. My advice, and forgive my cynical slant…if you can afford it, get a concierge physician, and not one who says they are ,but one who provides the full gamut of services…and one who will see you in the hospital. There is zero purpose in having a concierge physician if he or she can’t or won’t see you in the hospital. If can’t afford one, accept the reality of this environment or seek a direct primary care practice which will give you a less onerous experience at the doctor’s office. Better care in Sarasota is going to cost you.

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Feedback on signaling list Hi everyone, looking for some feedback on my IM signaling strategy for this cycle. Quick profile: Non-US IMG, visa requiring YOG: 2023 Step 1: Pass, first attempt Step 2 CK: 256 No USCE 30+ publications (only 3 scoping or systematic reviews, 12 first author, all peer reviewed) 3 posters + 1 oral presentation NIH Global Health Fellow Main interests: academic IM, global health/HIV, research, digital health/AI. Ultimately interested in keeping strong fellowship/research options open I’m avoiding programs where USCE is an absolute requirement. **Gold** UPMC Pittsburgh UT Southwestern Case Western / University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center **Silver** UAB Tinsley Harrison Johns Hopkins Bayview UConn Mayo Clinic Arizona University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Stony Brook MedStar Georgetown / Washington Hospital Center Montefiore / Einstein Moses-Weiler NYU Grossman Long Island — Mineola Cleveland Clinic Main Emory Stanford A few programs I’m still debating include Hopkins Osler, Mayo Rochester/Jacksonville, Henry Ford, Penn State, UMass-Baystate, MetroHealth/Case Western, SUNY Downstate, Buffalo, Maryland, Mt Sinai Morningside/West and Elmhurst. Would especially appreciate feedback on \- Any obvious overreaches or wasted signals? \- Any programs here that should move from silver → gold or vice versa? \- Any strong academic/IMG-receptive programs I’m overlooking? With no USCE but a research-heavy profile, where would you concentrate the signals? Thanks!

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[HIRING] a Facilities Construction Project Manager! in UT Southwestern Medical Center Company: UT Southwestern Medical Center Location: Dallas, TX, US 📍 Date Posted: September 07, 2026 📅 Categories: #senior Apply & Description 👉 https://jobboardsearch.com/redirect?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=bot&utm_id=jobboarsearch&utm_term=www.jobsinconstruction.com&rurl=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuam9ic2luY29uc3RydWN0aW9uLmNvbS9lbXBsb3ltZW50L2ZhY2lsaXRpZXMtY29uc3RydWN0aW9uLXByb2plY3QtbWFuYWdlci1saXN0aW5nLTIxNzU2MS5hc3B4 JobBoardSearch a meta directory of job boards and jobs. Find your next job here: https://jobboardsearch.com