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Iowa City, IA medicine.uiowa.edu Joined July 2016

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Carver College of Medicine @IowaMed 15h

Lifting for a good cause! 💪 The Bean and McCowen learning communities hosted a bench press competition to raise funds for the Domestic Violence Intervention Program, Rape Victim Advocacy Program, and Iowa City's Shelter House.

Carver College of Medicine @IowaMed 3d

Reliving Homecoming 🖤💛

An eye-level medi text. The three individuals stand in front of three black golf carts that have "ALUMNI" written in yellow on the front. On the left, a man wearing a black hoodie and grey jeans is holding one side of the banner with one hand and looks to the left. The black hoodie has "IOWA Carver College of Medicine" written on the chest. To his left is a golf cart with several people inside. In the center, a woman wearing a black long-sleeved shirt with "IOWA" written on her left breast looks forward. She is standing behind the banner and in front of a golf cart with a yellow banner that reads "GO HAWKS". On the right, a man wearing a black crewneck sweatshirt and light blue jeans holds the right side of the banner with his right hand and looks to the left. His black sweatshirt has "IOWA" written on his left breast. Behind him is a golf cart with a blue banner that reads "IOWA Carver College of Medicine". Streetlights and buildings are visible in the background, and the sky is blue.

A family of four poses for a photo at a table during an Iowa Hawkeyes event. On the left, a man in a black and grey hoodie and a white baseball cap smiles, holding a young blonde child in a black Iowa jersey on his lap. On the right, a blonde woman in a black and gold Iowa jersey smiles warmly next to a young boy who leans in with a big grin. They sit around a light wooden table with plates of pastries, orange juice, and water bottles. The background shows a bustling cafeteria-style setting with other people seated at round tables.

An outdoor close-up shot of Emily Wagner and William Wagner smiling warmly side-by-side. On the left, Emily has short blonde hair and wears black-framed glasses, gold hoop earrings, a layered gold chain and pearl necklace, and a black University of Iowa sweatshirt with pins and a nametag. She has her left arm draped over the shoulder of William on the right. William has short brown hair, orange-framed round glasses, and wears a dark blue Iowa Carver College of Medicine vest with a nametag. In the background, festive gold fringe decorations hang from a vehicle frame against a soft-focus backdrop of trees and a building.

Carver College of Medicine @IowaMed 5d

Medical student Mikayla Gibson recently visited Johnston High School in Johnston, Iowa, to share her journey to medical school. The visit, part of the Hawkeye Hometown program, introduces students to health science careers and explores STEM. By connecting with students in their own communities, Hawkeye med students are helping inspire the next generation of health care professionals! 🩺💛

A young woman with long blonde hair, wearing a white "IOWA" quarter-zip sweatshirt, light wash wide-leg jeans, and white sneakers, stands smiling with one hand on her hip. She has a student ID badge clipped to her collar. She stands next to a blue and yellow dragon head sculpture on a concrete block pedestal, with a textured brown and tan stone wall behind them.

A high-angle shot shows four young female students in a science lab, working with suture kits on a black table. The student on the far left, wearing glasses and a light grey sweatshirt, uses a needle holder to suture a pink practice pad with imitation incisions. Next to her, a student with dark curly hair is focused on her own pink practice pad, leaning forward. Standing behind her, a blonde student in a white zip-up sweater from the "Iowa Carver College of Medicine" watches with a smile. On the far right, a student with red-braided hair tied back in a bun works on her suture pad. The background features light-wood cabinets, black lab tables with microscopes, and anatomical posters.

Three students practice suturing techniques at a black-topped lab table in a classroom. On the left, a blonde girl in a white sweatshirt and jeans stands, holding tweezers over a suture pad. In the center, a boy in a black Deadpool hoodie leans forward, using scissors on a pink suture pad. On the right, a boy in a red hoodie and glasses watches intently, holding forceps. Suture scissors, tweezers, and packaging are scattered on the table. Wood cabinets and a window to the outside are visible in the background.

A medium full shot captures a group of seventeen smiling teenagers posing together in a classroom. Most of the group stands in a tight-knit semi-circle in the center of the frame, with two girls in the front left posing dynamically. The girl on the left, with dark brown hair tied back, wears a peach crop top and matching pants, while her friend to her right wears a purple crop top under a light pink zip-up hoodie and light gray sweatpants. Behind them, a television screen displays a slide from the "Iowa STEM Outreach Carver College of Medicine." In the foreground, two black-topped tables are visible; the table on the right holds a beige practice suture pad, while the table in the lower center features another practice suture pad alongside medical scissors and tweezers. The classroom ceiling has white panels with rectangular fluorescent lights, and the white walls are adorned with various posters.

Carver College of Medicine @IowaMed 6d

“That’s what my career was all about — helping people,” says Roxie Albrecht (84MD), recipient of the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award for Achievement. A leader in trauma surgery, she helped establish Oklahoma’s first Level I trauma center and statewide trauma care system.

Four women smile brightly in front of a dark backdrop with "IOWA Carver College of Medicine" printed in yellow and white.

On the left, a woman with long grey hair and glasses wears a black top. Next to her, a smiling woman with short white hair, wearing round glasses, a pearl necklace, and a satiny blue dress, holds a yellow sign shaped like a speech bubble that reads "2026 AWARDEE."

To her right stands a woman with short light brown hair and a wide grin, wearing a textured grey and brown jacket.

In the foreground on the far right, a woman with dark hair in a black top gestures toward the camera with her hand open, partially blurred.

Carver College of Medicine @IowaMed Oct 29

No medical students were forced to become ophthalmologists during this Q&A. 👀 Will Flanary, MD (@DGlaucomflecken), returned to campus as a 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient to share his experiences and advice with our medical students.