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Texas Tech Health CheckClinical Trials Explained: Bridging Discovery and Treatment Through ResearchClinical trials are the future of medicine, to borrow a phrase. Every medication on the market right now was at one point in time subject to a clinical trial. Our guest for this episode, Jennifer Kesey, Ph.D., associate managing director for the Clinical Research Institute at TTUHSC, explains to us what a clinical trial is, the different types of trials and how to participate in one. For more information on how to volunteer for a clinical trial visit: https://app4.ttuhsc.edu/CRIVolunteer/2025-07-0816 min
The Art Beat, by Texas Tech College of Visual & Performing ArtsMelinda Corwin - Collaboration TTUHSC's Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Summer Arts ProgramJoin Melinda Corwin and Brenna Price as we discuss TCVPA's collaboration with the TTUHSC's Stroke & Aphasia Recovery (STAR) Summer Arts Program. The STAR Program strives to maximize communication abilities and life participation for persons and their families who are affected by aphasia and other communication challenges. The Summer Arts Program takes place within the Texas Tech Theatre & Dance building over a two-week period.2025-06-0715 minTexas Tech Health CheckMemory Loss: Help for Patients and Their CaregiversAs we age, our memory begins to fail us, but for many it becomes a significant challenge for them and their caregivers. Jonathan Singer, Ph.D., clinical psychologist and director for the TTUHSC Garrison Institute on Aging Memory Clinic, tells about symptoms to look out for and the importance of early diagnosis. The TTUHSC Garrison Institute on Aging is holding several events during Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. All events are free of charge and open to the public.2024-11-1421 min
Creating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 87: Interview with Liesl Wyett-Long (TTUHSC)Send us a textJoin us as we spend some time talking change and confidence with TTUHSC's own Liesl Wyett-Long. Comments/Questions? Let me know at Jason.Weber@ttu.edu2023-12-1825 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 82: Interview with Kyle Johnson (TTUHSC)Send us a textJoin Shelbie and I as we talk with Kyle Johnson, Executive Director for Simulation Programs at TTUHSC. Comments/Questions? Let us know at shelbie.jolly@ttu.edu2023-10-2521 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 81: Interview with Shelby Grubelnick (TTUHSC)Send us a textJoin Shelbie and I as we talk with Shelby Grubelnick, TTUHSC HRPP Director for the Lubbock Campus. Comments / Questions? Let us know at Jason.Weber@ttu.edu2023-10-2423 minTexas Tech Health CheckTips for Managing Stress and Anxiety During Your First Year of CollegeHow can parents and guardians and college students themselves make sure their first year of higher education is a fun yet safe and productive experience? Our guest for this episode is David Edwards, M.D., medical director for TTUHSC's Student Health Services, and associate professor of Sports Medicine in the School of Medicine. Dr. Edwards talks to us about physical and mental changes experienced by typical college students as well as how substances such as caffeine, alcohol and drugs affect development. He also gives us advice on managing stress, getting enough sleep and how to recognize when a student n...2023-08-2226 min
Cadaver CompanionsSelecting and Evaluating Study Resources: Part 3We couldn't leave you guys without talking about all those other resources, the ones not provided for by the school. Another amazing former TA, Ben Olivo, joined us to finish this mini series on selecting and evaluating study resources and to give us the rundown of all things third party for anatomy. Should you join the ANKI cult? You have to tune in to find out.
As we just pass the halfway point of our podcast, we want to remind you to reach out to us with questions either in the comments or through...2023-08-0228 min
Cadaver CompanionsCadaver Companions: An IntroductionWelcome to the Cadaver Companions- we are so excited to have you along for this journey! This episode is a short one as we introduce ourselves, the podcast, and outline what the rest of our podcast will entail.
If you have any questions, we would love to help you (or refer you to someone who can help)! Feel free to email us at Erin.Millican@ttuhsc.edu or Eloise.Dhaiti@ttuhsc.edu.2023-07-3115 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 69 : Simple Truth 51 & 52Send us a textJoin Shelbie and I as we discuss the final two simple truths of leadership. To listen to the latest interview with Randy Conley: https://www.ttuhsc.edu/president/huddle/default.aspx To sign up for Randy Conley's Summer of Trust: https://mailchi.mp/54c0ed901456/summeroftrust2023 Comments/Questions? Let us know at Jason.Weber@ttu.edu2023-07-1223 minTexas Tech Health CheckFacts About Low Testosterone and TreatmentsJune is National Men's Health Month and our guests for this episode talked to us about testosterone. Pranav Sharma, M.D., division chief of urologic oncology, and clinical medical director and Melissa Bowyer, APRN, both in the Bernhard Mittemeyer Clinic at TTUHSC, explained what testosterone is and what it does and doesn't do, what causes low testosterone, what happens when someone starts testosterone replacement and what the process is before starting a patient on therapy. 2023-06-1328 minTexas Tech Health CheckOur 100th EpisodeFor this special episode, we invited members of our university’s leadership to discuss health care and health sciences education in the past couple of years and what we can expect in the next few years as well. Guest host: TTUHSC President Lori Rice-Spearman, Ph.D.Guests: Ron Cook, D.O., MBA, TTUHSC chief health officer and chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine; Sherry Sancibrian, Grover E. Murray Professor and associate dean for accreditation for the School of Health Professions; Brandt Schneider, Ph.D., dean of the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences; Charles Seifert, Ph...2023-06-0643 min
Hey AmarilloDr. Shannon HerrickShannon Herrick, M.D. is a long-time local pediatrician and the Regional Chair and Associate Professor for the Amarillo Pediatric Administration at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, which has just opened a new pediatrics clinic in southwest Amarillo. In this conversation with host Jason Boyett, Herrick shares how she ended up in Amarillo after growing up in San Antonio, how she balances a medical practice with her educational and administrative duties at TTUHSC, and the impact of the pandemic—then and now—on her work as a pediatrician. This episode is sponsored by Amarillo Hearing Clinic and SKP Creat...2023-04-2549 minTexas Tech Health CheckWhy We Get Acne and How to Treat ItAcne can be a problem for us, including adults. What should you do if you get a pimple or an acne flare-up? Michelle Tarbox, M.D., is a dermatologist at Texas Tech Physicians and an associate professor at TTUHSC. Dr. Tarbox explains how acne forms, why we get it, how to treat it and what to do if we get a pimple right before an important event.2023-04-1117 minTexas Tech Health CheckTips to Stay Safe While HikingBe prepared before hitting the trails and know what to do in case of an emergency or how to avoid finding yourself in an emergency situation. Brian Kendall, M.D., emergency medicine, is a clinical assistant professor and clerkship director at TTUHSC. He shares with us what he packs in his first aid kit, how to avoid the most common injury and what to do in case of an emergency. 2023-04-0423 minTexas Tech Health CheckRespiratory Allergies Symptoms, TreatmentsIt’s nearly that time for spring allergies but some of us have been dealing with allergies year-round. What are our options for relief? James Tarbox, M.D., associate professor in the division of allergy and immunology in the TTUHSC School of Medicine, explains why some of us get respiratory allergies, why we shouldn’t expect relief after a heavy rainfall and he also answers our questions about valley fever. 2023-02-2809 minTexas Tech Health CheckAdvocating for Yourself, Setting BoundariesLoving yourself and setting boundaries is important for your mental health and well-being. If you struggle with that, Alan Korinek, Ph.D., has helpful advice. Dr. Korinek is the managing director for the TTUHSC Employee Assistance Program and program of assistance for TTUHSC students. He reminds us consistency is important when it comes to setting boundaries.2023-02-1416 minTexas Tech Health CheckKnowing History of Heart Disease as Important as LifestyleIt's always a good time to think about your heart health, even if you're young and active. This episode's guest is Scott Shurmur, M.D., Texas Tech physicians, cardiologist and Division Chief of Cardiology at TTUHSC. Dr. Shurmur talks to us about heart disease, what effect certain drugs can have on the heart, why younger people could be at risk for heart disease and why knowing your family history of heart disease is important.2023-02-0710 min
Sage Clinical Medicine & ResearchJIM: Colon Cancer AwarenessIn honor of Colon Cancer Awareness Month, Editor-in-Chief Dr. Richard McCallum and Dr. Ihsan Al Bayati, Assistant Professor of Gastroenterology at TTUHSC Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, discuss different screening modalities for colon cancer, risk factors for colon cancer, Lynch syndrome, treatment, staging, and prognosis for colorectal cancer.2023-01-2733 minTexas Tech Health CheckLifelong Benefits to Exercising as a FamilyIt doesn't have to be the start of the year for you to resolve to exercise more or spend more time with your family. According to experts, it's better if you combine both activities--spend time being physically active with your family. Tammy Camp, M.D., Texas Tech Physicians pediatrician and former Texas Pediatric Society president, and Suzana Jensen, D.O., TTUHSC pediatric resident and former student athlete, not only recommend that you exercise with your children, they tell us how they benefited from staying active with their kids. Both also have recommendations for those with disabilities and staving off b...2023-01-2522 minSage Clinical Medicine & ResearchJIM: Faculty Development Roles During the COVID-19 Crisis with Sanja KupesicDuring this month’s Podcast, Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Investigative Medicine Dr. Richard W. McCallum is joined by Guest Dr. Sanja Kupesic to discuss Faculty Development Roles During the COVID-19 Crisis. Dr. Kupesic sheds personal light on how COVID-19 has been affecting faculty development and teaching at TTUHSC El Paso.2023-01-2422 minSage Clinical Medicine & ResearchJIM: Personal Perspectives on the Microbiome FieldHost: Dr. Zorisadday Gonzalez, GI Motility Trainee at Texas Tech University El Paso Participant: Dr. Richard W. McCallum, new Editor in-Chief for the Journal of Investigative Medicine. Gastroenterologist and Professor of Medicine at TTUHSC El Paso2023-01-2412 minTexas Tech Health CheckKeeping your stress in check during the holidaysThis time of year can be stressful for many of us for several reasons. Alan Korinek, Ph.D., licensed marriage and family therapist and managing director for the TTUHSC Employee Assistance Program and program of assistance for TTUHSC students, suggests we set boundaries and advocate for ourselves in order to keep the stress at a manageable level. This is the last podcast for the year and we will return in January 2023. Have a happy and save holiday break!2022-12-2029 minTexas Tech Health CheckManaging PTSD During the HolidaysSome situations during the holidays could possibly be triggering for someone with PTSD. Helping us understand what PTSD is and how we can helped loved ones with PTSD is Natalie Scanlon, Ph.D., assistant professor and clinical psychologist in the TTUHSC School of Medicine's department of psychiatry. Dr. Scanlon reminds us to be considerate of those around us, especially at this time of year.2022-12-1320 minTexas Tech Health CheckCoping with Recovery During the HolidaysThis time of year can bring lots of joy as well as heartache, both of which could trigger someone who is in recovery for addiction. Christopher Townsend, Ph.D., assistant professor at TTUHSC, is a licensed clinical addiction specialist and director of the Your Life Behavioral Health and Wellness Clinic at the TTUHSC. Dr. Townsend tells us what those in recovery can do to help them navigate possible triggers and how their friends and family can support them. 2022-12-0614 minTexas Tech Health CheckHow to Manage Diabetes During the HolidaysNovember is national diabetes month. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 1 in 10 Americans have diabetes and about 1 in 5 people with diabetes don’t know they have it. Shaili Felton, M.D., is an endocrinologist for Texas Tech Physicians and an associate professor in the TTUHSC School of Medicine’s department of internal medicine. Dr. Felton describes symptoms of diabetes, the dangers of leaving it untreated and how those with diabetes can take care of themselves during the holidays. 2022-11-0108 minTexas Tech Health CheckDia de los Muertos and how we grieveMore people in the U.S. have discovered Día de los Muertos. Unlike Halloween, it's celebrated over several days and lifts up the spirits of the dead instead of fearing them. Michelle Saenz, licensed professional clinician associate and mental health clinician in the TTUHSC School of Medicine is the guest for this episode. She explains how Día de los Muertos is celebrated, how different cultures and religions grieve and how to talk to your child about death.2022-10-2512 minTexas Tech Health CheckStay Healthy This Fall, WinterThe cooler weather marks the return of respiratory illnesses so make sure you stay healthy by getting your vaccines and boosters! TTUHSC School of Medicine Dean Dr. Steven L. Berk and Dr. Ron Cook, TTUHSC chief health officer, are the guests for this episode. They explain why it’s important to get your boosters and vaccines, when we should schedule an appointment with our primary care provider if you’re not feeling well and what other illnesses or injuries to look out for this time of year.2022-10-1821 min
Aphasia Access ConversationsTransforming Person-Centered Care Through LPAA Knowledge: A Conversation with Melinda Corwin and Brooke HallowellInterviewer info Lyssa Rome is a speech-language pathologist in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is on staff at the Aphasia Center of California, where she facilitates groups. She owns an LPAA-focused private practice and specializes in working with people with aphasia, dysarthria, and other neurogenic communication impairments. She has worked in acute hospital, skilled nursing, and continuum of care settings. Prior to becoming an SLP, Lyssa was a public radio journalist, editor, and podcast producer. Guest bios Melinda Corwin is a university distinguished professor and clinical supervisor at the Texas Tech...2022-10-1823 minTexas Tech Health CheckWhy we like or hate being scaredDo you like to be frightened? Natalie Scanlon, Ph.D., assistant professor and clinical psychologist in the TTUHSC School of Medicine's department of psychiatry, explains that it’s healthy when it’s entertaining but warns about using it to escape our everyday lives. She also reminds us that just because we enjoy scary movies or haunted houses, they could be triggering for others.2022-10-1114 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 26: ConflictSend us a textIn this episode, we discuss the importance of directness when dealing with conflict. Questions or Comments? Let us know at OPV@ttuhsc.edu2022-08-2332 min
Faculty FactoryA Faculty Factory Interview with Drs. Sanja Kupesic, Zuber Mulla, and Valerie PatonA very special panel interview of the Faculty Factory is on tap for our listeners this week. Our guests today come to us from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) El Paso and Texas Tech University (TTU) in Lubbock.
This is the first ever panel interview since our show’s inception in 2019. We could not have selected a better trio! Our esteemed colleagues this week on the Faculty Factory include:
Sanja Kupesic, MD, PhD. Dr. Kupesic is Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Associate Dean for Faculty Development with TTUHSC.
Zuber Mulla, PhD, CPH, FACE. Dr...2022-08-1249 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us Episode 24: ChoiceSend us a textIn this episode, we discuss how choice influences how we manage our working relationships. Questions? Email us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu2022-07-2923 minTexas Tech Health CheckSleep: BerdineGilbert Berdine, M.D., associate professor of internal medicine at the TTUHSC School of Medicine, has not used an alarm clock for over 10 years. He shares tips on how you can get rid of your alarm clock, tells us what happens to our bodies while we sleep, what happens to those with sleep apnea and gives us his opinion on naps and when we should see a doctor. 2022-07-1918 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 23: LoyaltySend us a textPlease contact us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu with any comments or questions. 2022-07-1533 min
The F.E.E.L. Podcast - Finding Empowerment Embracing Layers with Melissa CrookUnapologetically Beyond the Box: Leadership, Innovation & Living Your WHY with Dr. Lori Rice-SpearmanIn this inspiring and empowering episode of The F.E.E.L Podcast, host Melissa Crook sits down with trailblazing leader Dr. Lori Rice-Spearman—President of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) and the first female president in the Texas Tech University System.With decades of experience in academic leadership, healthcare innovation, and servant-driven mentorship, Dr. Rice-Spearman shares her journey of rising through the ranks in higher education, redefining leadership beyond expectations, and leading unapologetically with purpose and passion.Together, Melissa and Lori explore what it means to live beyond the box—to lead auth...2022-07-1248 minTexas Tech Health CheckAnger: KorinekLearn to manage anger in a healthy way. Alan Korinek, Ph.D., licensed marriage and family therapist and managing director for the TTUHSC employee assistance program and program of assistance for students, gives us tips on how to manage our anger. 2022-07-1220 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 22: What's In a Name?Send us a textJoin the Office of People and Values as we discuss the value of a name. Questions or comments? Send us an email at OPV@ttuhsc.edu 2022-06-1728 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 21: TransitionsSend us a textIn this episode - we discuss transitions and how our values can support our efforts. Contact us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu with any questions or comments!2022-06-1026 minTexas Tech Health CheckResearch: McMahonTTUHSC President Dr. Lori Rice-Spearman recently announced that the university received the Carnegie Classification of a Very High Research Activity University among special focus four-year institutions. TTUHSC Senior Vice President of the Office of Research and Innovation Lance McMahon, Ph.D., is our guest for this episode. He explains what this newly announced classification means to the university, the type of research being done at TTUHSC, how it’s funded and how undergraduate and graduate students are involved in research too. 2022-05-2424 minTexas Tech Health CheckStop the Bleed: BankheadDid you know that someone who is severely bleeding could bleed to death in as little as 5 minutes? Do you have the skills necessary to stop the bleed in case of an emergency? This episode's guest explains why it's important to Stop the Bleed. Brittany Bankhead, M.D., is a trauma surgeon at Texas Tech Physicians and assistant professor of surgery at the TTUHSC School of Medicine.2022-05-1710 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 20: SpaceSend us a textIn this episode, we discuss the idea of space and how valuable it can be in supporting our efforts to respond rather than react. If you have any questions, reach out to us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu2022-05-1120 minTexas Tech Health CheckWilled Body Program: Gilbert and JonesHave you considered what happens to your body after you die? There are several options available, including donating our whole body for medical training. To explain the Willed Body Program at the TTUHSC Institute of Anatomical Sciences Willed Body Program are Dr. Kerry Gilbert, co-director of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences, and Jason Jones, director of the Willed Body Program. They clarify who qualifies to donate, how the remains are used, what happens after studies are completed and how we honor these patients on Memorial Day. 2022-05-0325 min
BMJ talk medicineColon Cancer AwarenessIn honor of Colon Cancer Awareness Month, Editor-in-Chief Dr. Richard McCallum and Dr. Ihsan Al Bayati, Assistant Professor of Gastroenterology at TTUHSC Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, discuss different screening modalities for colon cancer, risk factors for colon cancer, Lynch syndrome, treatment, staging, and prognosis for colorectal cancer.2022-03-3033 minTexas Tech Health CheckMatch Day: BerkMatch Day is a nerve-wracking event that has played out on medical school campuses across the country since 1952. What is Match Day? It's the day fourth-year students open their envelopes to find out where they will spend the next three to seven years as residents and what specialty they will pursue for their professional career.TTUHSC School of Medicine Dean Steven L. Berk explains what medical students have been through leading up to Match Day, why it is important and what happens if they don't get their first choice. Dr. Berk also tells us why this year w...2022-03-2226 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 19: DEI at TTUHSCSend us a textFor all comments and questions, please connect with us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu or www.ttuhsc.edu/people-values2022-03-1029 min
The Virtuous Heroes PodcastEp. 65 "Compassionate Leading" w/ Dr. Steven BerkIn this week’s episode, Chris speaks with Dr. Steven Berk; Dean, Executive VP, and Provost of Texas Tech University’s Health Science Center, about his journey and philosophy as a leader. Drawing from his memoir “Anatomy of Kidnapping”, Dr. Berk recounts his struggle with working in between the healthcare system while trying to preserve the ethics of health workers. Dr. Berk talks about how he trusts his family and colleagues to keep him anchored and focused on doing the right thing.Sharing his harrowing story of being held at gunpoint and having to say a potentially last goo...2022-03-0934 minTexas Tech Health CheckBrain Injury Awareness Month - NorburyMarch is Brain Injury Awareness Month. According to the Brain Injury Association of America, every nine seconds, someone in the U.S. sustains a brain injury. One in every 60 Americans live with a traumatic brain injury related disability.Our guest for this episode on brain injury awareness is Dr. John Norbury, TTUHSC School of Medicine associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation (PMR) and division chief of PMR. He also is medical director of the brain injury unit at Trustpoint Rehabilitation Hospital of Lubbock. He explains what it means to have a brain injury, different t...2022-03-0822 min
Deep BreathsS4 Ep. 3: Bad blood, part 1 (ROTEM)Today, we're talking about ROTEM or rotational thromboelastometry. We start with a brief explanation of how ROTEM works, the parameters used to assess ROTEM temograms, and the different assays performed during a ROTEM test. Feel free to email us at deepbreathspod@gmail.com if you have any questions, comments or suggestions. We love hearing from you! And don't forget to claim CPD for listening if you are a consultant or fellow. Log us as a learning session which you can find within the knowledge and skills division, and as evidence upload a screenshot...2022-03-0613 minDeep BreathsS4 Ep. 4: Bad blood, part 2 (ROTEM)In this episode, we're continuing our discussion about ROTEM or rotational thromboelastometry. We start by working through the interpretation of ROTEM results for specific clotting abnormalities before going on to talk about more complex coagulopathies seen in trauma patients and in the bleeding obstetric patient. Lastly, we discuss the limitations to ROTEM interpretation. Feel free to email us at deepbreathspod@gmail.com if you have any questions, comments or suggestions. We love hearing from you! And don't forget to claim CPD for listening if you are a consultant or fellow. Log us as a...2022-03-0619 minTexas Tech Health CheckLGBTQ+ Health Care: BennettThe number of US adults who identify as LGBTQ+ has increased—double the percentage from 2012, according to a new poll released by Gallup.What this means for their health care is the topic for this episode. Guest Dr. Kelly Bennett, a family medicine physician at Texas Tech Physicians and associate professor at TTUHSC, talked to us about important health issues for people who identify as LGBTQ+ as well as explaining the acronym, the use of pronouns and how to find a primary care provider.2022-03-0117 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 18: Beyond ServiceSend us a textContact us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu with any comments or questions!2022-02-2634 min
Spine & Rehab Specialists22. Walking Challenges offered by TTUHSC and How Walking is Good for Health and Cancer PreventionToday we have two very special guest on the podcast, Sandra Cobos and Eric Cisneros from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center of El Paso (TTUHSC)! Sandra is with Pasos Para Prevenir Cancer and Eric is with the Border Coalition for Fitness, both programs aimed at improving the health of the people in El Paso at TTUHSC.
Tune in to hear Harry talk to Sandra and Eric about the different walking challenges the Border Coalition will be having throughout the year, how the Pasos Para Prevenir Cancer program is providing information to our community about preventing cancer...2022-02-2621 minTexas Tech Health CheckRelationships: KorinekWe’re ending American Heart Month with a look another look at the heart, specifically learning to deal with heartache. Giving us insight and advice on how to deal with conflict with our partners, family members and ourselves is licensed marriage and family therapist Dr. Alan Korinek, managing director for the TTUHSC Employee Assistance Program and program of assistance for TTUHSC students.2022-02-2229 minTexas Tech Health CheckCOVID-19 Testing: Rice-Spearman and RedmanWe handed this episode on COVID-19 testing to the experts. TTUHSC President Dr. Lori Rice-Spearman asked current chair of the department of laboratory sciences and primary care Dr. Wade Redman to explain at-home COVID-19 testing and results, which is the most reliable or the gold standard COVID-19 test, how often should we retest and why we shouldn't try to cheat the tests. 2022-02-1509 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 17: Anticipating the needs of othersSend us a textJoin the Office of People and Values as we discuss the anticipate the needs of others guiding behavior in our Beyond Service Value. Questions or Comments? Contact us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu 2022-02-0921 min
This is the PanhandleSitting down with TTUHSC School of NursingThis week we sit down with Michael Evans, Ph.D., R.N., FAAN, Dean of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing. Since the beginning of the pandemic, there has been a spotlight on the profession of nursing. Dr. Evans shares how that has affected nursing students and enrollment in nursing programs for TTU. For more information on Texas Tech’s School of Nursing GO HERE2022-02-0632 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 16: Being Nice or Being Kind?Send us a textIn this episode, the Office of People and Values Team discusses the Kindhearted Value. Specifically, we discuss the difference between being nice and being kind. Email us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu with any questions or comments!2022-01-3128 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 15: Respond Rather Than ReactSend us a textJoin the Office of People and Values as we discuss our guiding behavior of respond rather than react. Find more at www.ttuhsc.edu/people-values 2022-01-1831 min
The Giving People Hope PodcastEpisode 22: Wellness in 2022 with Dr. Logan WinkelmanToday, we're chatting with Dr. Logan Winkelman, Program Director for the Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. We are all hopefully a little more aware of our mental health needs, but what are some simple steps we can take to begin prioritizing wellness in 2022. Dr. Winkelman shares her expertise and some great tips to get us started.
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The Counseling Center at TTUHSC
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J...2022-01-1247 minTexas Tech Health CheckPTSD: WakefieldPTSD or post-traumatic stress disorder can affect anyone at any age and anyone who has experienced a shocking, scary or dangerous event. Here to talk to us about how it affects us, how to treat it and how to help others cope with it is Dr. Sarah Mallard Wakefield. Dr. Wakefield is chair of the department of psychiatry at the TTUHSC School of Medicine.2022-01-1120 minTexas Tech Health CheckWeight Management: PayneYou might be considering adding losing weight to your list of resolutions for next year. Dr. Drew Payne, an internal medicine practitioner for Texas Tech Physicians and an associate professor for the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) School of Medicine, has advice on how to start your weight loss journey so that it's effective and healthy. For those not looking to lose weight, Dr. Payne has suggestions on how to maintain a healthy weight. 2021-12-2119 minTexas Tech Health CheckAlcohol Use Disorder: BergesonAccording to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 14.5 million people 12 years of age and older battle alcohol use disorder. Alcohol is the country’s most abused substance, and other than cigarettes, dealing with alcohol-related issues creates more costs per capita than do all other drugs combined. This episode's guest is Susan Bergeson, Ph.D., a University Distinguished Professor for the Department of Cell Biology and Biochemistry at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) School of Medicine. She explains that while the addiction spotlight has turned toward the opioid epidemic in recent years, more peo...2021-12-1427 minTexas Tech Health CheckSpirituality: McGovernThomas McGovern Ed.D., from the TTUHSC School of Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry shares advice on how we can persevere when times are tough and how during the holidays we can honor friends and family members who have died.2021-11-3017 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 13: ThankfulSend us a textJoin the Office of People and Values as we discuss the "why" behind being thankful. Connect with us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu 2021-11-2326 minTexas Tech Health CheckLung health: IslamPeople who have a healthy lung capacity can send oxygen around their body faster but unhealthy lungs can slow us down or even make it difficult for us to talk. Smoking and vaping leads to unhealthy lungs. The Great American Smokeout this year is Nov. 18 but you don’t have to wait until then to stop smoking; your lungs and those of your loved ones will thank you. Here to talk to us more about healthy lungs and lung health is Texas Tech Physicians pulmonologist and TTUHSC Associate Professor Dr. Ebtesam Islam.2021-11-0910 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 12: KindheartedSend us a textContact us at opv@ttuhsc.edu with any questions!2021-11-0228 minTexas Tech Health CheckDiabetes: FeltonDiabetes is a long-lasting health condition that affects how our body turns food into energy. Who is at risk? What are some changes you can do now avoid being diagnosed or if you have been, what can you do to keep it under control? Here to talk to us more about diabetes is Dr. Shaili Felton, endocrinologist with Texas Tech Physicians and TTUHSC associate professor.2021-11-0215 minTexas Tech Health CheckSeasonal Affective Disorder and Sleep: BennettOur guest for this episode is Dr. Kelly Bennett, a family medicine physician at Texas Tech Physicians and associate professor at TTUHSC. Dr. Bennett talked to us about seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, a form of depression that’s common during this time of year in the northern hemisphere when the days get shorter and we’re exposed to less sunlight. Dr. Bennett also talked to us about good sleeping habits and why it’s important for our health that we get proper rest.2021-10-2623 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 11: Compassion in the Workplace with special guest Shawna GemmellSend us a textJoin us as we talk with Shawna Gemmell, a career and leadership development coach on the importance of compassion in the workplace. To connect with Shawna, you can email her at: Shawna@gemmellco.com or 737-207-1529For all other questions, please connect with us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu2021-10-1232 minTexas Tech Health CheckHealthy Aging: CulbersonAll of us age. There’s nothing we can do about it but the one thing we can somewhat control is how we approach aging. The director of clinical geriatric programs at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) Garrison Institute on Aging Dr. John Culberson says that the best way to age gracefully is to stay active, eat healthy and to stay social. 2021-09-2846 min
Economics ExploredCOVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates with Dr Gilbert BerdineAt a time when the COVID pandemic continues, and cities such as Sydney and Melbourne remain locked down, Gilbert Berdine MD from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center shares his views on lockdowns and vaccine mandates with show host Gene Tunny. Toward the end of the episode, the conversation turns towards Dr Berdine's thoughts on vaping regulations. About this episode’s guest - Gilbert G. Berdine MDAssociate Professor of Internal Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock, TXFaculty Affiliate, Free Market Institute, Lubbock, TXDr. Berdine earned his B.S...2021-09-2448 min
Texas Tech Health CheckCOVID-19: Berk and CookWelcome to our new name--Texas Tech Health Check. Our new name reflects our goal to bring you evidence based health advice. Guests for this episode are TTUHSC Executive Vice President and Dean of the School of Medicine, Steven L. Berk, M.D., and Ron Cook, D.O., TTUHSC chief health officer and chair of the Department of Family and Community Medicine and Lubbock Health Authority. Topics: COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots, who should get a vaccine, when we can expect vaccines for young children and what we can do for frontline workers to show our appreciation.2021-09-1443 minCreating Us - A podcast for Texas Tech University System Team MembersCreating Us - Episode 9: Trust pt. 1Send us a textFairness - Are you using I or We language?Ownership - How are you demonstrating ownership of the situation?Reciprocity - What are the positive actions we take on each other's behalf?Cooperation - In what ways do we join forces and work to support each other? Expression - Do we give each other the chance to say what's on our mind? Status: Do we respect each other for where we stand? Questions? Email us at OPV@ttuhsc.edu2021-09-0833 min
Doing it Right: The Stories that Make UsDoing it Right! Ep. 113 | Darrin D’Agostino & Steve Sosland – Texas Tech System- VALUES-BASED CULTURE DESIGNED BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE -Darrin D’Agostino, Provost / Chief Academic Officer-Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center & Steve Sosland, Vice Chancellor for Leader & Culture Development – Texas Tech System.Texas Tech is implementing a values-based culture providing leader development throughout the system’s five universities beginning with Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. TTUHSC’s Provost Darrin D’Agnostino is championing the journey throughout the institution’s campuses in six Texas cities. Steve Sosland is facilitating the journey for all five universities located across Texas impacting over 75,000 students, faculty and staff.Tune in t...2021-07-2648 minTexas Tech Health CheckSwallowing DisordersApproximately one in 25 adults in the US will experience a swallowing problem. That’s difficulty or pain when swallowing or not being able to swallow at all—whether it’s liquids, food or saliva. Getting treatment from a speech-language pathologist can help. In this episode, Dr. Angela Van-Sickle, assistant professor, at the TTUHSC School of Health Professions, explains what causes someone to have a problem swallowing, how to get treatment and what we can do now to try to prevent having this problem in the future.2021-06-0319 min
The Premed YearsEverything You Need to Know About Secondary ApplicationsIn this week's Inside Med Admissions, Dr. Wright leads a panel discussing secondary applications with several med school associate deans from TTUHSC and VCOM.Links:Full Episode Blog PostMeded MediaTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC)Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM)insidemedadmissions.com 2021-06-0259 minTexas Tech Health CheckBalance Your Intake, Balance Your Stress (Part 2)In part two of our look at mental health, TTUHSC Associate Professor and Licensed Psychologist Stephanie L. Moses, Ph.D., joins us once again from the Permian Basin to talk about how to manage stress, depression and anxiety; when to seek professional help; how to talk to your children about managing stressful situations; reminds us that it’s OK to not be OK and to tell our loved ones that you see them and that you care.2021-05-2017 minTexas Tech Health CheckBalance Your Intake, Balance Your Stress (Part 1)In part one of a two-part series, TTUHSC Associate Professor and Licensed Psychologist Stephanie L. Moses, Ph.D., checks in on us and how we are doing, especially over such an uncertain and stressful time and reminds us to advocate for our mental health.2021-05-0624 minTexas Tech Health CheckHearing Loss: Tips for Protecting Hearing, Advances in Hearing AidsHearing loss affects young and old alike and you are never too young or too old to protect your hearing. There is also help, Hearing aids have come a long way--high-tech tiny computers have replaced the clunky, "banana" hearing aids.This episode's guest is Dr. Renee Zimmerman, assistant professor in the TTUHSC School of Health Professions.2021-04-1530 min
The Giving People Hope PodcastThe Status of Women on the South Plains with Cristy Martinez, Jennifer Riley, Sabrina Robbins and Lena ScaffFor International Women's Day and Women's History Month, we wanted to talk with our Community Partners about the status of women on the South Plains. We chatted with Cristy Martinez with Family Counseling Services, Jennifer Riley with the YWCA, Sabrina Robbins with Catholic Charities, and Lena Scaff with Early Learning Centers. From jobs to child care to health, we tackled a number of issues facing women on the South Plains and the ways we'll be celebrating women this month.
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Breast and cervical cancer screening and breast...2021-03-0842 minTexas Tech Health CheckListen to Your GutGuest Dr. Matthew Grisham talks about good gut health: why it’s important; what to look out for; what to do to get your gut back in check. According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 2015, an estimated 1.3% of US adults (3 million) reported being diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (either Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis).Dr. Grisham is Chair and professor in the TTUHSC School of Medicine Department of Immunology and Molecular Microbiology.2021-02-0425 minTexas Tech Health CheckLong-term Effects of COVID-19TTUHSC School of Medicine Associate Program Director for Internal Medicine Residency Dr. Drew Payne tells us about the different symptoms associated with COVID-19 and the aftereffects of COVID-19 on the body. Dr. Payne also reminds us that physicians are here to help us.2020-12-1719 minTexas Tech Health CheckVaccines: The Booster (Part 2)In this episode, part 2 on vaccines, TTUHSC School of Medicine Dean Steven Berk tells us about the COVID-19 vaccines, the reasons why someone would choose to get vaccinated and explains how herd immunity works.2020-12-1118 min
Inside Health Education74 - Courage Session with TTUHSC El Paso Foster SOMWe celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine joining TMDSAS! Dr. Perry shares some excellent insights for applicants curious about attending medical school in El Paso and some exciting news on the horizon as the campus continues to grow and serve the State of Texas. ---------- Join our online communities to receive early access to the podcasts, ask questions about preparing for professional school, and receive information directly from TMDSAS/TXHES, professional schools and advisors. The TMDSAS Hub is open to...2020-10-021h 05Texas Tech Health CheckWhat is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome?This episode’s guest is Dr. Jennifer Phy, professor in the TTUHSC School of Medicine’s Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. With September being polycystic ovary syndrome (PSOC) awareness month and PCOS affecting 1 out of 10 women of childbearing age, Dr. Phy explains the symptoms and complications and how to talk to your primary care physician about PCOS.PCOS Study InformationEmail: jennifer.phy@ttuhsc.eduDeadline: Sept. 20, 2020PCOS-Diet Website2020-09-0421 min