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Brigham Willis: UT Tyler Medical School Year One and Construction Update
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Discover a revolution in medical education as Dr. Brigham Willis of the UT Tyler School of Medicine shares the milestones achieved by this new medical hub, from the inaugural class's successful first year to the fully-funded tuition for the second class of 40 students, all with deep roots in East Texas. Delve into the school's mission to foster healthcare excellence right in the heart of the community and the surge of interest witnessed with over 6,000 applicants eager to embark on their medical journeys. June 2024 is expected to bring groundbreaking progress in graduate medical education and vital community health initiatives, focusing on the pressing issue of mental health in East Texas.
Dr. Willis highlights the collective force of community support and the collaborative spirit that has propelled the UT Tyler School of Medicine from concept to reality. Reflecting on the profound personal inspiration from being part of such a transformative venture, he invites the public to engage directly with the school's ongoing evolution. From participating in simulated patient programs to volunteer opportunities, community involvement plays an integral role in nurturing the continued growth of this institution. Learn how you can join in the process of making the UT Tyler School of Medicine stands a beacon of hope and health for East Texas and beyond.
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