
Son, Trauma and Critical Care Surgeon. Tweets are my own. Chairman @RGVTRACV
Texas, USA
Joined October 2022
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Congrats to ACS-COT Future Trauma Leaders! @acstrauma @amcollsurgeons
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Phenomenal networking breakfast session @traumadoctors. It’s all about connections, launching careers, & discussing how to handle difficult conversations
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Some of our South Texas ACS members recently attended the @AmericanHernia Annual Meeting in Denver Colorado last week! It was a great opportunity for continuing education and networking with other experts in the house of surgery.
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Replying to @CongressMin
@CongressMin joined @UCIrvineHealth as part of the Where Seconds Matter campaign to see trauma care firsthand and connect with surgeons about priorities affecting patients and communities.
Thank you to Congressman Min and the UCI team for a great conversation! 🤝
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A new type of EMS World Podcast offers quick, 10-minute conversations about hot topics in EMS. The first episode featuring Dr. Peter Antevy discussing freeze dried plasma drops Wednesday on YouTube and your podcast platform of choice. Catch a sneak peek below!
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6th annual South Texas Health System trauma/critical care conference. Gr8 collaboration! @palaciomd @jjcolemanmd @heidihotz @acstrauma @socalsurgeons
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Today is #StoptheBleedDay! 🩸
Dr. Jeffrey Kerby describes what you'll find in an @acsstopthebleed kit to help you save a life in a bleeding emergency.
Learn more about training and how to get a kit at brnw.ch/21x2HlX.
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With a $10 Million Boost, Texas’ Whole Blood Initiative Aims to Save Lives.
Texas lawmakers handed trauma physicians a $10-million opportunity and a 254-county challenge. Now, the race is on to get lifesaving whole blood onto ambulances across the state before time, logistics, and the blood supply itself become the enemy.
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This #EMSweek2026, we’re recognizing the extraordinary everyday impact of frontline professionals.
We're proud to stand with our EMS partners in building a safer, more prepared community. 💙
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This morning TRAC-V Board Chair, Dr. Carlos Palacio, and Executive Director, Nathan Ramon, attended the @texmed 2026 conference to discuss lessons learned from the RGV Whole Blood program.
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#TexMed2026 #TRACV #WholeBlood
Terrific panel @SWSCongress on LSCO, RMOCC, whole blood and military civilian integrations. Amazing speakers Dr. Earnest, @eepley, Dr Jenkins, Dr. Dissanaike , Dr. Eastridge @AmCollSurgeons @acsTrauma @STRAC @RGVTRACV #SWSC26 @texmed @EAST_TRAUMA
Dr. Alan Tyroch, sharing vital information on the Texas Prehospital Whole Blood Pilot Program #TexasSurgicalSociety @STRAC @RGVTRACV @BorderRAC @eepley @acsTrauma @AmCollSurgeons @texmed
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3 important take home points from Dr. Jen Gurney @ ACS COT - ATLS meeting. @acsTrauma #acscot26 @AmCollSurgeons
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Today is the day we kick-off our Annual Meeting! We are spotlighting our last session, Lessons for My Younger Self. Join us Saturday morning for this panel discussion that is sure to spark inspiration!
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In Episode 11 of The Cutting Edge, Dr. Mark Seamon discusses the role of the Trauma Medical Director, emphasizing that effective communication across the entire trauma team is foundational to leadership, performance improvement, and high-quality trauma care.
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In rural trauma, time is blood. 🩸🚑
The @acsstopthebleed program equips rural communities with simple, lifesaving skills that anyone can use before first responders arrive.
3 steps can help save a life:
1. Apply direct pressure: Expose the wound, identify the source of bleeding, and press firmly using a T-shirt, cloth, or gauze. Use both hands, or even your body weight, to maintain strong, continuous pressure.
2. Pack the wound: If bleeding continues or the wound is large, tightly pack it with cloth or gauze until no more material fits or bleeding slows. Then resume direct pressure.
3. Use a tourniquet: For severe arm or leg bleeding, place a tourniquet two inches above the injury and tighten until the bleeding stops. It will hurt, but it saves lives. If possible, note the time of application for emergency responders.
🔗 Learn how ACS Stop the Bleed is empowering rural communities and how you can protect yours. news-leader.com/story/news/l…
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Very proud to have TRAC-V represented at the 15th Annual @AmCollSurgeons TQIP Conference this week!
We are excited to bring new insights back to South Texas, as we continue advancing the quality of patient care in the RGV!
#TRACV #ACS #TQIP2025
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Check it out as we build our Career & Academic Development Hub here, currently featuring “How To Survive And Thrive As An Early Career Acute Care Surgeon” : aast.org/get-involved/associ…
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@acsTrauma banquet. @PalacioMD @SurgEdMD @grannysurgeon @RobelBeyen33143 @leronesimpson #ACSCC25



































