Burrell College alumnus Dr. Jordyn Mullins shares how his grandmother’s battle with Huntington’s disease inspired his journey into neurosurgery and continues to motivate him to bring hope to others. Watch his story! Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollegeAlumni

The thyroid may be small, but its hormones play a role in many of the body’s functions. On this episode of “Hey, Teach Me Something,” student physician Andreya Hesser explores hypothyroidism and what happens when the thyroid produces too little hormone. #HeyTeachMeSomething

Each Regional Academic Center has its own story! Last week on RAC day, our coordinators shared what makes their regions unique, the clinical experiences available to our student physicians and how their work supports our mission to serve underserved communities!

Don’t skip a beat! ❤️ In our next segment of “Hey, Teach Me Something!”, student physician Joshua Ramirez explains paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, providing a closer look at one of the ways the heart’s rhythm can change. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege

Hey, Teach Me Something! What’s on the syllabus today? Student physician Hannah Fahuna is breaking down hyperlipidemia and sharing what she’s learning about the role cholesterol and other fats play in the body. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #HeyTeachMeSomething

Congratulations to student physician Laura Francois on her appointment as International Affairs Co Chair for SNMA’s 2026 to 2027 National Board of Directors! Laura continues to build on her leadership at Burrell College on a national level. Learn more: bit.ly/4zvF1ct

In this episode of Hey, Teach Me Something!, student physician Alexa Guerrero-Alba defines acute otitis media, explaining the medical terminology behind the condition. Watch the video to find out more! Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #HeyTeachMeSomething

Welcome to “Hey, Teach Me Something,” where our student physicians and faculty share what they’re learning and break down medical topics! Watch Dr. Dodson explain somatic dysfunction and how changes in the body’s tissues can help inform an osteopathic physician’s evaluation.

A future surgeon in the making! Student physician Kevin Pham takes us into the suture lab, where he’s sharpening his skills that will bring his goal of becoming a surgeon one step closer. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #FloridaMedSchool #NewMexicoMedSchool

April Pike knew she wanted to pursue medicine, and Burrell felt like the right place to start. Now, she’s a student physician at Burrell, getting to learn medicine in the way she always hoped she would. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #BestMedSchool

Student physician Juliana Helfer sees Women in Medicine Month as a chance to recognize the women who helped make today’s opportunities possible while acknowledging the work still ahead. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #WomenInMedicine #FloridaMedSchool

Today, Burrell's Chief of Staff Nina Nuñez, presented to the NM Legislative Health & Human Services Committee about Burrell’s impact on the state’s healthcare workforce. She highlighted physician education and residency development and efforts to retain more physicians in NM.

Student physician Heather Bruton believes representation matters in healthcare. For students, seeing women in medicine can make a difference in how they see themselves and the future they are working toward. Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #WomenInMedicine

Nicole Shropshire, D.O., Class of 2021, is now caring for young patients as a pediatrician in Las Vegas. From her time as a student physician at Burrell to her work in pediatrics today, she’s continuing to build her career in medicine and serve her community.

Student physician Kaelyn Darden carries a sense of responsibility to the women in medicine who came before her and helped make her path possible. As she continues her journey in medicine, she hopes to carry that forward by providing compassionate care. #WomeninMedicine

We're so proud of our Burrell College student physicians for volunteering at the Special Olympics Florida! They helped out with some awesome activities, including mental health wellness sessions. Way to make a positive impact! Learn More: Burrell.edu/explore/

We were especially proud to recognize Akbar Ali, MD, as our Preceptor of the Year in our Eastern NM region. We thank you for your dedication to teaching, mentoring, and supporting the next generation of physicians. Congratulations, Dr. Ali! #BurrellCollege #Preceptors

Medicine needs women who are willing to lead, learn, and make space for the women who come next. Meet Andreya Hesser, a student physician who hopes to be that kind of presence for others. She wants women considering a career in medicine to see that there's a place for them here.

There’s a lot that goes into getting a good ultrasound image. During this training, student physicians practiced lower limb ultrasound with standardized patients, working through the process and getting familiar with the equipment along the way. – at Las Cruces, NM

Rylee Samander, D.O., Class of 2024, is now working in the Surgical ICU and taking on new challenges as she builds her career in medicine. Thank you Dr. Samander for all you do— you make Burrell proud! Learn more: Burrell.edu/explore/ #BurrellCollege #BurrellAlumni