UT Health San Antonio moves up in Forbes Best-In-State Employers list
 
 

We did it again! UT Health San Antonio was recognized as Forbes Best-In-State Employer for the second year in a row. Read about our Forbes ranking and find templates and logos to share the good news.


 
 
 
San Antonio Business Journal names five from UT Health San Antonio as Health Care Heroes
 
 

Five of your UT Health San Antonio colleagues, as well as the Level-1 Trauma Team from University Health, have been honored as Health Care Heroes by the San Antonio Business Journal.


 
 
New hospital brings cancer transplant treatments to San Antonio
 
 

Mark Bonnen, MD, chief medical officer at Mays Cancer Center, announces bone marrow and stem cell transplants will be offered to patients at the new

UT Health San Antonio Multispecialty and Research

Hospital opening in 2024.


 
 
Mays Cancer Center welcomes two new practice operations directors
 
 

Mays Cancer Center has appointed Angela Crowder, RN, BSN, as the director of practice operations for the infusion center, and Roseanna Martinez, MPH, as the director of practice operations for patient access.


Dear Mays Cancer Center community, 

 

I’m pleased to share that two new team members have recently joined the Mays Cancer Center. Angela Crowder, RN, BSN, is the director of practice operations for the infusion center, and Roseanna Martinez, MPH, is the director of practice operations for patient access.

 

Angela Crowder

 Angela Crowder, RN, BSN, director of practice operations for the infusion center, joins the Mays Cancer Center with over 10 years of clinical expertise in adult and pediatric hospital settings and has extensive experience working alongside multidisciplinary teams of nurses, medical assistants, pharmacists, case managers and physicians.

 

For the past two years, Angela has served as interim director of oncology and renal medicine for Methodist Hospital Metropolitan in downtown San Antonio. She was responsible for managing 60+ employees, maintaining licensures, fulfilling educational and training requirements, staff recruitment and scheduling. She also worked to improve the patient experience by streamlining protocols, reducing hospital-acquired infections and maintaining quality standards of care. 

 

In her role at Mays Cancer Center, Angela will manage the day-to-day operations of the infusion center. She’ll be involved in assessing current processes and procedures and implementing practice changes to increase efficiency and streamline operations to improve quality metrics and patient satisfaction. Angela has been integrating herself into the practice by meeting with various departments and stakeholders to establish a quality assurance and practice quality improvement committee. 

    

Angela received her Associate of Science in nursing from San Antonio College and her Bachelor of Science in nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington. She also holds a certification in oncology chemotherapy and plans to pursue her Master of Science in nursing starting this fall. 

 

Roseanna

Roseanna Martinez, MPH, joined the Mays Cancer Center on August 1 as the director of practice operations for patient access. Roseanna has over 17 years of progressive leadership roles with a record of increasing practice growth and meeting quality measures in community health care.

 

For the last five years, Roseanna worked as director of operations for Mountain Park Health Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Her responsibilities included service integration for multidisciplinary clinics and business operations such as process improvement, quality oversight, strategic planning and implementation of telehealth applications. Roseanna provided insurance eligibility support, referral oversight and template management and scheduling for providers and staff. She was also instrumental in the outbound referral process by centralizing the referral department, assisting with call center workflows and building the foundation of an internal call center.

 

Roseanna will oversee various areas including the call center and welcome center and will supervise schedulers, benefits coordinators and referral coordinators. Roseanna has a deep passion for patient experience and will continue to develop training to increase patient and staff satisfaction scores.

 

Roseanna completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public health from Texas A&M University.

 

Please join me in welcoming Angela and Roseanna to the Mays Cancer Center!

 

 

Sincerely, 

 

Gwen Tate, CNO

Chief Nursing Officer

 
 
UTSA Football's most prized trophy displayed at UT Health San Antonio
 
 

UT Health San Antonio is the Official Healthcare Provider for UTSA Athletics. In celebration of their first Conference USA championship, the trophy was on display at the Medical Arts and Research Center on

August 30.

 

Were you there? Share your photos with us using the

hashtag #EverythingItTakes. Tag us on Facebook and

Instagram @uthealthsa and @uthealthsaphysicians.


 
 
2023 fiscal year holiday schedule
 
 

The 2023 fiscal year is here. Mark your calendar with the upcoming holidays. 


 
 
 
LEAP ’23: Info sessions, application available
 

Qualifying leaders are encouraged to apply for the 2023 Leadership Excellence for Academic Professionals program. LEAP expands leadership knowledge and practical application skills for senior managers and higher in health care, higher education, research and administrative professions.


A new benefit for the 2022-23 fiscal year provides affordable options if you face hurdles growing your family.

 

The benefit, offered via Progyny, is designed to give you your best chance of fulfilling dreams of family. It bundles individual services, tests and treatments into a Progyny Smart Cycle to ensure you won’t run out of coverage mid-treatment.

 

Coverage includes:

 

 

Who may want to consider this coverage?

 

  • Couples struggling with infertility
  • LGBTQ couples
  • Single parents by choice
  • Parents with genetic disorders that possibly could be passed on to children

 

A person receiving fertility treatment must be enrolled continuously for the prior 12 months in the UT SELECT medical plan to have access to the Progyny benefit.

 

Affordability: Smart Cycles

 

Smart Cycles are much like currency. They provide options and choices when identifying the right type of benefit for you. Coverage may be subject to copayments.

 

Next steps

 

Contact a Progyny patient-care advocate (PCA) for a free consultation to ask questions and, when you’re ready, to activate your benefit.

 

PCAs are available throughout the process at no additional cost. They’re available at 844-535-0711, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Central time.

 

The benefit is available to employees enrolled in the UT Select medical plan. Signing up during annual enrollment is unnecessary.

 

More information