Texas A&M School of Medicine Round Rock Campus

09/21/2022

09/21/2022

Texas A&M University School of Medicine Round Rock Campus announces the return of the 2022 Mini-Medical School. Sessions are scheduled each Thursday in October. The sessions will be conducted virtually. By attending Mini Medical School sessions, you will increase your knowledge of becoming a doctor. What is military medicine? What programs are available? The Texas A&M University School of Medicine’s Mini Medical School does more than education. It puts you at the forefront of health care. It puts the “ME” in “Medicine”!

This year's presentations:
October 6: Childhood Dreams to Reality: The Road to Becoming a Doctor (and Lessons Learned Along the Way), Dr. Stephanie Bruce

October 13: High, Lows, Heartbreaks, and Heachaches: Life as a Military Physician, Dr. Jim Lucas, US Army (Ret.)

October 20: To Cut or Not to Cut, Dr. Alan Jones, Dr. Jennifer Gibson and Dr. Christopher Oguayo

October 27: Role of Grave Robbing and Dissection in Medical Training, Dr. A. Nelson Avery

Mini Med school is free and open to the public. Each session lasts approximately an hour and a half, which includes a presentation by a faculty expert followed by a A&Q session.
For questions please email: c̲o̲m̲-̲c̲m̲e̲@̲t̲a̲m̲u̲.̲e̲d̲u̲.
To register follow Qualtrics link below.

10/05/2021

Mini Medical School begins this week on Thursday, October 7 with Dr. Sam Hogue discussing Rural Medicine. Sessions are from 6:00-8:00 pm. at the Texas A&M campus located at 3950 North A.W. Grimes Blvd. in Round Rock. Zoom links have been sent. If you did not receive it, email [email protected].

The second session on Thursday, October 14 will be "COVID Psych Issues in Teenagers" presented by Dr. Victor Garza.

08/10/2021

WE’RE BACK……………SAVE THE DATE!

Texas A&M University College of Medicine Round Rock Campus announces the return of the 2021 Mini-Medical School. Sessions are scheduled each Thursday in October. This year the sessions will be conducted virtually. By attending Mini Medical School sessions, you will increase your knowledge of rural health and its impact on the state of medical service in the state of Texas. What is rural medicine? What programs are available? The impact of COVID on teens’ mental health. The lack of emergency care in urban settings. The Texas A&M University College of Medicine’s Mini Medical School does more than education. It puts you at the forefront of health care. It puts the “ME” in “Medicine”!

Mini Med school is free and open to the public. Each session lasts approximately an hour and a half, which includes a presentation by a faculty expert followed by a A&Q session.

For questions please email: c̲o̲m̲-̲c̲m̲e̲@̲t̲a̲m̲u̲.̲e̲d̲u̲.

Register using the following link: https://tamuhsc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5A9a190O8f6R7h4

03/20/2020

Our Round Rock Campus fourth year medical students participated in a week long internship Boot Camp as a capstone graduation experience from 3/2- 3/6/20. They exhibited exceptional teamwork and demonstrated medical acumen. Although majority of simulations were performed in professional attire the final day involved a simulation war where team members had to compete in costumes. Students were engaged in the learning experiences and made it fun. We are very proud of our graduating medical students!

-Dr. Ruggero and Vicki Pilsner

10/23/2019

Week #4! The final mini med school session....

Let's end with a full house tomorrow!

Oct 24th @6:30 pm
Topic: Grave Robbing in the History of Medical Education given by our very own Dr. Avery!

Please make plans to attend!

10/16/2019

I can't believe we are already at week #3 of Mini Med School!

This week Dr Jones will speak about Diagnostic Clues and Answers in Pathology & Laboratory Medicine.

We had a great turn out the first two weeks....lets fill the auditorium again this week! Make plans to attend Thursday night at 6:30pm

10/08/2019

We had a great turn out for week #1 of mini med school last Thursday....if you missed the first week there is no need to worry you can still attend the three remaining sessions!
Week #2 is this Thursday, October 10th at 6:30! The topic this week is: Gastroenterology: A Different Diagnostic Approach.

09/24/2019

Amy Waer, MD, College of Medicine interim dean, has decades of surgical experience and medical education expertise and specializes in breast cancer prevention and early detection.