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Since doors opened in 1968, UT Health San Antonio has had more than 39,700 graduates (physicians, dentists, nurses, scientists and allied health professionals) serve in their fields, including many in Texas. In the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, we have more than 4,000 graduates worldwide working in industry, academia, government, scientific publishing, teaching, and many more professions.

GSBS Alumni Network

Are you looking to connect with our alumni? We have a great way for you to do this. One of our biggest aims with the www.gsbsalumni.com is for you to make meaningful connections between alumni to positively impact your professional lives and careers.

Here are some of the ways through you can interact with the GSBS community.

To use the alumni database, please sign up for an account at www.gsbsalumni.com.

For questions, contact ramireza45@uthscsa.edu 

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  • Alumni Directory

    Alumni Directory

    You can search the digital alumni directory to find alumni in industries that you are interested in and connect with them!

    Search the Directory

  • Alumni Business Directory

    Alumni Business Directory

    You can search the businesses that alumni own in our new business directory.

    Browse the Business Directory

  • Events

    Events

    We hosted a Conversations with Alumni series. Invited guest speakers spoke about careers in Patent Law, Academia, and Military. We plan to have more events like this and if you have a topic you are interested in email Charlotte.

    Events

  • Find an Alumni Mentor

    Find an Alumni Mentor

    179 alumni have offered to mentor students on our Mentor Match feature. Get to know them!

    Available Mentors

  • Alumni Spotlights

    Alumni Spotlights

    Read about career paths and the latest news of our alumni.

    Search the Spotlights

  • Alumni World Map

    Alumni World Map

    Our alumni are spread across the world pursuing very successful careers. Find them on an interactive map and start a conversation.

    Search the Map

Mentoring

Our Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences alumni have signed up as mentors to current students. Ask them about their careers, life paths, and questions about their time on campus.

View our list of alumni who have offered to mentor students

Mentoring

Alumni Video Spotlight

Watch the below videos outlining what some of our alumni have accomplished since graduating.

Name:
Jodie Gray

Class Year:
2020

What is your current profession?
Researcher- Private Industry

What led you to choose UT Health?
UT Health San Antonio is home to one of very few accredited Diagnostic Imaging Physics training programs nationwide. The training program and world-class research facilities such as the Research Imaging Institute made UT Health SA my first choice for pursuing my PhD.

What did you do after graduating?
After graduation, I transitioned into research and development in private industry. How has your degree impacted your professional career? My degree has enabled me to be a self sufficient researcher in the rather niche field of imaging. The independence that is learned over the course of completing an entire dissertation carries over very well into the professional setting- you get to take all of your skills with you (you earned them!) and a PhD gives so much more than just textbook knowledge.

What advice do you have for people entering or currently in the field?
Take every opportunity that you are afforded, especially if it seems outside the box.

 

Alumni Written Spotlight

At the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, community is measured in shared stories, lessons, and laughs. Kudos to those alumni who have won wide recognition as innovators in a broad range of fields—from business and technology to law and academia. These are just a few stories of our inspirational alumni.

  • Dr. Yash Tiwari

    When Dr. Yash Tiwari is not at work as a product development engineer, he loves to hike, travel, and cook.

    • Meet Dr. Yash Tiwari
  • Dr. Aparna Gorthi

    Dr. Aparna Gorthi first author paper has just been published in Nature.

    • Meet Dr. Aparna Gorthi
  • Dr. Ahmad Galaleldeen

    Dr. Ahmad Galaleldeen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at St. Mary's University.

    • Meet Dr. Ahmad Galaleldeen
  • Dr. Reyhaneh Alimohammadi

    While as a graduate student, Dr. Reyhaneh Alimohammadi published in “Radiologic Clinics of North America.”

    • Meet Dr. Reyhaneh Alimohammadi
  • Dr. Ketan Marballi

    Dr. Ketan Marballi currently works as a postdoctoral fellow in Dr. Amelia Gallitano’s laboratory at the University of Arizona, College of Medicine.

    • Meet Dr. Ketan Marballi
  • Dr. Paul Langlais

    Dr. Paul Langlais is an Associate Professor and director of a proteomics lab at the University of Arizona College of Medicine.

    • Meet Dr. Paul Langlais
  • Alum Shelly Lane

    Alum Shelly Lane now lives in Australia where she is Professor and Discipline Lead in the School of Health Sciences, Discipline of Occupational Therapy at the University of Newcastle.

    • Meet Dr. Shelly Lane
  • Dr. Chris Geyer

    20 Questions with alum Dr. Chris Geyer, an associate professor in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University.

    • Meet Dr. Chris Geyer

More Alumni Stories

12 Ways to Stay Connected

  • Update your Info

    Update your Info

    Land a new job? Change your name? Move? Keep your records up-to-date by updating your profile.

  • Subscribe to the Pipette Gazette

    Subscribe to the Pipette Gazette

    Read more about what is happening on campus with articles about current students, staff, faculty, and alumni at the pipettegazette.com. Be sure to subscribe to get a newsletter every two weeks right to your inbox.

  • Wear your School Shirt

    Wear your School Shirt

    The bookstore carries a wide selection of UT Health San Antonio apparel. Get your school pride delivered straight to your door by placing an order at http:// uthscsa.bncollege.com.

  • Get a School Ring

    Get a School Ring

    San Jose Jewelers, a local Texan company has created the “University Collection.” Design your own custom ring by choosing your own ring style and band with the UT Health San Antonio seal. Get it today at www.sanjosewaco.com.

  • Frame your Diploma

    Frame your Diploma

    Build your own custom diploma frame with University Frames, Inc. in 3 easy steps. Your diploma frame will arrive at your front door to show off that well deserved diploma. Get yours today at http:// GSBS.universityframes.com.

  • Meet More Alumni at Events

    Meet More Alumni at Events

    Reconnect with your fellow alumni at the annual university-wide HouseCalls San Antonio event or come to our many social events including UT Health Voices which features student speakers from each of the five schools.

  • Interact with GSBS on Social Media

    Interact with GSBS on Social Media

    Be a GSBS ambassador by showing your pride and sharing milestones and memories. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Instagram, YouTube, or Linkedin.

  • Give Career and Professional Help

    Give Career and Professional Help

    Make an impact on a current student by becoming a mentor by joining the Career Advisory Council. Provide support through resume building, mock interviews, and overall career guidance. Consider offering job shadowing opportunities or hiring GSBS graduates.

  • Get Career Help

    Get Career Help

    Look to the Office of Career Development and our alumni website for help with resumes, workshops, career fairs, and job listings.

  • Join the LinkedIn Group

    Join the LinkedIn Group

    Also be sure to join our Alumni Linkedin group to connect with your peers on Linkedin.

  • Come back to Campus

    Come back to Campus

    Come back to campus and have lunch with current students. Email anthonyc@uthscsa.edu to help set this up.

  • Give Back (when you can)

    Give Back (when you can)

    Help today’s students by supporting scholarships, travel awards, scientific research, science outreach, student clubs and student events. Make an annual gift or include GSBS in your estate planning by visiting our website.

Events

  • Apr
    21

    BioMed Career Fest

    Friday, April 21, 2023

    ALT-C 3.304

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