The Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at TCU

On our third episode of The Hats We Wear, Kimberly Washington, M.D., joins us to discuss her journey through medical school and how she keeps herself motivated. Tune in as we discuss how to overcome failures and how to embrace the experience of being a medical school student.

Listen to the podcast now: https://bit.ly/4d8jfkl

Our Business in Medicine SIG is hosting an event featuring Scott Alan Giambalvo on Wednesday, August 21st at 5:30 p.m. at Arnold Hall in Learning Studio A. Sign-up is required, but all are welcome to attend.

Our Preparation for Practice (P4P) curriculum partners with local communities where gain knowledge of healthcare issues and develop plans to tackle those problems.

One Sunday morning, a long line formed outside the Greater Rising Star Baptist Church in Fort Worth’s Como neighborhood where church members put down their Bibles and picked up blood pressure cuffs

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Community Impact Projects Are Making a Difference In Communities. Burnett School of Medicine at TCU students spent time in the Como, Northside/Diamond Hill and Eastside/Stop Six communities to see and hear the needs of the ...

In episode 13 of On Site: Construction of the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University hosted by Founding Dean Stuart D. Flynn, M.D., he’s joined by TCU Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr., to discuss the medical school’s lasting impact on TCU and Fort Worth.

“When you see this building from the street I want somebody to think this is the TCU campus,” Chancellor Boschini said. “It has the arches. It has the Ludowici tile on the roof. It has the blonde brick. It just screams Texas Christian University.”

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The Gold Humanism Honor Society (GHHS) is a community of medical students and other leaders who have been recognized for their compassionate care. Being selected by peers and mentors is a high honor for students at our medical school.

Read more about the two classes: https://bit.ly/46hGxSg

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Students Earn Highest Honor. The Gold Humanism Honor Society award is the highest honor Burnett School of Medicine at TCU gives their students. It’s a community of medical students, phy...

Beginning this Fall, our medical students and students from the Culinary Arts program at Green B. Trimble Technical High School will partner up to create a program to help with community health challenges.

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Burnett School of Medicine at TCU and Trimble Tech High School Team Up To Help The Community. Burnett School of Medicine at TCU and the Culinary Arts program at Trimble Tech High School are partnering up. Hear how they plan on using food to fight a m...

We offer a Global Health Elective where our students can travel across the globe and experience a one-in-a-lifetime chance to learn from physicians of a different culture.

Read more about this life-changing elective: https://bit.ly/3W3zHer

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Students Gain Global Health Experience. Burnett School of Medicine at TCU students traveled to Kenya and India to see how medicine is practiced in different cultures. Hear how this global health e...

We are excited to introduce everyone to our Class of 2028. In case you missed our White Coat Celebration for the Class of 2028, we wanted to share it with everyone.

White Coat Celebration | Introducing the Class of 2028 - July 13, 2024 Please join us for the livestream for the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University's 2024 White Coat Celebration for the Class of...

Thank you Tarrant County Medical Society for being so welcoming to our students!

🎆🇺🇸Have a Safe + Happy 4th of July Holiday! 🎆🇺🇸

We are closed today to celebrate Independence Day.

Congratulations to Peter Park, MS3 was recently accepted for the Class of 2024 Stanford Medicine & Muse program which is a two-week intensive program focused on enhancing the intellectual, educational and health practice environments for students by exploring the intersections between medicine, the arts, humanities and the social context of medical care.

Read more about the class and program: https://stan.md/3xxXWsQ

Here's another great bit of feedback that we took from our students and the change we implemented!

Check out our website to learn more: bit.ly/4aGIloH

Our Office of Student Affairs had it's first Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Pickleball tournament on June 8! It was a hot, but fun-filled day with serious competition, prizes, and electrolytes. The tourney had more than 20 teams of students, faculty, staff and several fans who came to cheer. Congratulations to the following teams!

1st place: AJ Khawaja, MS1 and Marisa Fat, MS1

2nd place: Sean Canfield, MS2 and Brian Lilley

3rd place: Frank Lonergan, MD and Holly Schreier

Check out these twinning looks that have been spotted at Arnold. Hall.

Jennifer Bridges, MS, Assistant Director of Admissions, and Jo Anna Leuck, MD, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, were dressed to impress while snapping this picture in one of our new conference rooms.

Kevin Kidder, PhD, Assistant Dean for Admissions, and Paige Corder, EdD, Director of Assessment and Quality Improvement, both rocked their Burnett School of Medicine at TCU purple polos on the main staircase at Arnold Hall.

Check out these great ways to celebrate Juneteenth today:

- The Fort Worth Botanic Garden has free admissions today, June 19.

- Opal's Walk for Freedom at 9 a.m. at the African American Museum of Dallas.

- The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is offering free tickets; you do need to get the tickets online and pick a time slot.

- The City of Plano has a month of Juneteenth celebrations including their Celebrating Freedom event at 6:30 pm. Check out the Plano Juneteenth page to learn more: https://planojuneteenth.com/

- The Downtown YMCA of Fort Worth is hosting a Juneteenth Freedom Day from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with food, vendors, family activities and more.

Juneteenth is a holiday commemorating and celebrating the end of slavery in the US. While the Emancipation Proclamation had been issued by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, it took time for the news to reach all parts of the country. It wasn't until Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas on June 19, 1865, that the enslaved people in Texas learned of their freedom.

We are closed today for Juneteenth.

In July, we will welcome the Class of 2028 with a White Coat Celebration.

We have an opportunity to welcome people to give and help us purchase white coats for our new students. Everyone who contributes may write a note of welcome and encouragement for a new student, which will be placed in the pocket of their new white coat. This year’s fundraising runs through July 13.

FrogFunding for White Coats: https://bit.ly/3VmZ4au

As we prepare for the upcoming admissions cycle, we are once again seeking your invaluable assistance in finding the future class of Frog Docs.

The Burnett School of Medicine at TCU Office of Admissions is reaching out to those interested in joining us for the first time. Virtual Multiple Mini-Interviews (vMMIs) are conducted entirely online and require only a 2-hour commitment on Monday afternoons, from 12:45 pm to 2:45 pm CST. You have the flexibility to choose the dates that align best with your schedule!

If you’re willing to participate as a rater, please take a moment to fill out the form to indicate your availability: https://tcu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1BbWxQ6DZJkTM46

Your participation is instrumental in helping us identify candidates who embody the core values of Empathetic Scholars®.

In case you missed it, check out this great story on Antonio Igbokidi, MD and his Scholarly Pursuit & Thesis (SPT) Research Project.

It's not too late to tune into WFAA in a few minutes to see the Mireya Villarreal and GMA3: What You Need To Know story during the noon news.

Check out our story: https://bit.ly/3KiU4i2

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Tune into WFAA (local channel 8) to see a story at noon to see a story on Antonio Igbokidi, M.D.

Thank you to Mireya Villarreal and GMA3: What You Need To Know for helping to share this story. We can't wait to see it and hope everyone will tune in with us!

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Mary Frances Oneha spent 20 years serving Native Hawaiian communities and focused on understanding Native Hawaiian health issues. She attended the University of Washington where she earned a MSN and was the first Native Hawaiian to earn a Ph.D. In 2012, she joined the Waimānalo Health Center as the chief executive officer. Additionally, she serves on the Institutional Review Board of the Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations. In 2013, Oneha was recognized by the White House as an AAPI Woman Champion of Change and was an American Academy of Nursing fellow.

As we continue to celebrate today we are looking at Leighton Chan, MD, MPH.

Dr. Leighton Chan is the Chief of the NIH Clinical Center’s Rehabilitation Medicine Department. As the leader of this department, he oversees an organization that collaborates with investigators from across the NIH community to provide innovative rehabilitation services and to develop, investigate, and apply measurements and treatments of impairments and disabilities pertaining to human function. Dr. Chan is a trained health services researcher who, along with his team, seeks to identify and eliminate disparities in the health and well-being of individuals with disabilities in the US. To do this, he has established collaborations with the Social Security Administration to improve their disability determination process and has ongoing projects related to the quality of care given to Medicare beneficiaries and Medicare payment policy issues. Dr. Chan’s research speaks to core of the NIH mission statement, to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and the application of that knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce illness and disability.

Dr. Chan’s awards include the Young Academician Award from the Association of Academic Physiatrists, two outstanding teacher awards from the UW School of Medicine, and a Presidential Citation Award for excellence in research by the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Dr. Chan has published more than 125 peer-reviewed articles, including 10 in The New England Journal of Medicine, JAMA, and The Lancet.

Celebrating Maryland Pao, MD: A pediatrician, child & adolescent psychiatrist, eminent researcher & a pioneering force at the NIMH, passionately committed to understanding and combatting distress and su***de in medically ill children. She has authored over 120 research pieces and created 'Voicing My Choice’ for adolescents' advanced care planning.