The first annual OUT for Health Summit was held in April of 2014 at the UT Health Science Center San Antonio in partnership with the School of Medicine's Diversity and Student Professional Development. The event attracted 80 registrants and included medical students from every Texas Medical School. The Texas Association for GLBTQ Health was founded by these medical students to bring equitable healthcare to LGBTQ persons across the state of Texas.
Event details of the 2014 OUT for Health Summit
Friday April 11, 2014: Student & Physician Mixer at the Hotel Contessa
Saturday April 12, 2014: OUT for Health Agenda
Event Pictures and Feedback
"I enjoyed everything especially and LOVED Dr. Lee-Jones ... The mock clinical scenarios were great, and the transgender panel was beyond what I expected. Every healthcare provider needs to experience that." - Medical Student, TTUHSC
"I really enjoyed the discussion on the healthcare issues specifically faced by the LGBT community, because even though we are planning on becoming physicians in the future, we are also going to be patients at times. I also really enjoyed the 4th year residency panel..." - Medical Student, UTMB
"[My favorite parts of the summit were the] panel of students and transgender panel. It was very insightful... It reached me as an ally and helped me understand more about the LGBT community." Ally Student
