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James E. (Jef) Ferguson, II, MD, MBA, Received the 2022 Walter Reed Distinguished Achievement Award

9/1/2022

James E. (Jef) Ferguson, II, MD, MBA received the 2022 Walter Reed Distinguished Achievement Award from the School of Medicine Medical Alumni Association and Medical School Foundation. The award recognizes…

iTHRIV Offers Resources to Support DEI in Research Participation

9/1/2022

The integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia (iTHRIV) team seeks to facilitate inclusive, collaborative research in partnership with our diverse, often underrepresented communities in Virginia. iTHRIV is committed to…

Beware: New Scam Targets Providers

9/1/2022

Please be aware of a phone-call scam where the caller pretends to be an officer from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and requests a physician’s National Provider Identifier (NPI) and…

School of Medicine Faculty Invited to Partner with University of Global Health Equity Teaching Students in Rwanda

9/1/2022

Marcel Durieux, MD, PhD, a professor emeritus in the School of Medicine Department of Anesthesiology, invites faculty to consider volunteering with the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE) to train…

The Colonnade Club Offers One-Year Complimentary Membership to Newly-Hired, Full-Time Faculty

9/1/2022

The UVA Alumni Board of Trustees has granted each 2022 newly-hired, full-time member of the UVA faculty a complimentary one-year membership to the Colonnade Club. Memberships include: Social programming, such…

Randy K. Ramcharitar, MD, Discusses Vasculitis, An Inflammation of the Blood Vessels Affecting Popular Actor Ashton Kutcher

9/1/2022

Assistant Professor Randy K. Ramcharitar, MD with the School of Medicine's Department of Medicine and UVA Health’s cardiovascular team, answered questions about vasculitis and personal risk for getting the disease…

Center for Telehealth Received USDA Rural Healthcare Emergency Grant Program Track 2 Award

9/1/2022

The Center for Telehealth was selected as a recipient of the USDA Rural Healthcare Emergency Grant program Track 2 award. This is a $6,824,213 total project for which we and…

Meghan Puglia, PhD, Uses EEG Receptor Skullcap to Study Electrical Brain Activity in Babies

9/1/2022

Meghan Puglia, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Neurology, is studying the role of touch and stimuli in infant neurological development hoping to learn how genes influence behavior…