The achievement recognizes STHS McAllen’s commitment to transforming trauma care for optimal outcomes.

Jessica Becker to usher in a new era at one of the Valley’s oldest behavioral health facilities.

Ranked No. 25 in the state, STHS is the only healthcare system in the Rio Grande Valley named to the magazine’s annual list.

South Texas Health System Edinburg will soon welcome its first patients into the hospital’s new five-story, $100 million patient tower.

With the grand opening only months away, the search is on for healthcare heroes to join the STHS family and become a part of healthcare history in the Rio Grande Valley. Beginning April 5, South Texas Health System’s human resources department will host “Towering Forward Tuesdays” hiring events every first and third Tuesday of the month from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. inside the STHS Regional Operations Center at 1400 W. Trenton Rd. in Edinburg.

The more than $6,000 donation will be matched by South Texas College to offer scholarships for Valley students interested in careers in healthcare.

The drill involved some of the college's EMS students and was aimed at testing response and coordination capabilities.

Dr. Daniel Romanelli participated in a standard setting committee for the ABOS Recertification Examination in Sports Medicine.

Hosted at South Texas College, the panel served as the lead up to the inaugural Prevent, Treat and Beat Diabetes Symposium.

Students received a firsthand look at what it’s like working in a hospital while interacting with staff and touring the STHS Edinburg campus.

The presentation highlighted the signs and symptoms of depression, as well as treatment options.