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TTUHSC Joins Texas Universities to Negotiate Their Future

  • By Patrick Zinn
  • August 11, 2020

Earlier this month, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) joined forces with twenty-six other universities across Texas as the Texas Library Coalition for United Action (TLCUA) to think creatively about access to faculty publications and the sustainability of journal subscriptions.

Developing Excellent Clinical Reasoning in Health Professions Students

  • By School of Health Professions
  • August 06, 2020

TTUHSC teaches health professionals to rely on both evidence-based practices and clinical reasoning to make the right diagnosis and choose the right treatment.

Why Rehabilitation Scientists Use Person First Language

  • By School of Health Professions
  • July 30, 2020

Person first language is vital to patient-centered care and advocacy in rehabilitation sciences like physical and occupational therapy and speech-language pathology.

Innovations in Hearing Aids: Bluetooth and Beyond

  • By School of Health Professions
  • July 23, 2020

Audiologists trained at TTUHSC help people with hearing loss optimize the quality of their hearing and enhance their wellbeing.

Breaking Out of the Spiral of Addiction Through Mental Health Counseling

  • By School of Health Professions
  • July 16, 2020

A licensed mental health counselor can help individuals break the cycle of addiction by learning how to live well.

What Is Health Care Administration?

  • By School of Health Professions
  • July 10, 2020

What is health care administration? The answer: a high-demand field with leadership and management opportunities in all levels of health care organizations.

What Are the Most Promising Careers in Health Care?

  • By School of Health Professions
  • July 02, 2020

Prepare for the most promising careers in health care at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, including physician assistant and physical therapist.

The Eyes Have It

  • By Mark Hendricks and Kate Gollahon
  • June 25, 2020

West Texans grow excited for Independence Day and the staples of the season: swimsuits, barbeque and⁠—of course⁠—fireworks. Some enjoy lighting the fuses themselves while others prefer to view them with small groups of family and friends. Either way, there are precautionary steps that should be taken to protect one’s eyes and hands from the pyrotechnic hoopla.

In the Spotlight: The Critical Role of Molecular Pathology In a Pandemic

  • By School of Health Professions
  • June 25, 2020

Molecular scientists at TTUHSC are working behind the scenes in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic through safe and efficient testing.

Safely Lending an Ear

  • By Mark Hendricks and Kate Gollahon
  • June 23, 2020

In addition to lighting up the night sky, the loud popping sounds generated by fireworks can contribute to noise induced hearing loss, the second most common type of inner ear hearing loss after age-related hearing loss.

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