Valley Baptist School of Vocational Nursing Continuing to Change Lives Through...

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Just a Few Days Remain to Help IBC Bank Raise $2...

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Valley Baptist Health System to Inspect Car Seats During Child Passenger...

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September is Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month

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County health officials warn about vaping and lung issues

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Pictured above, Victor Rodriguez, McAllen Chief of Police; Chris Rivera, CEO Rio Grande Regional Hospital and Jim Darling, McAllen Mayor. Rio Grande Regional Hospital, City of McAllen and the McAllen Police Department Work to Tackle Opioid Misuse and Abuse Through “Crush the Crisis” Drug Take-Back Day Set for Saturday, September 21. Photo by Roberto Hugo Gonzalez

Area Leaders Join Forces to Curb Opioid Misuse and Abuse

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Lead Found in Drinking Water among homes near Houston Ship Channel

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Valley Baptist-Harlingen Working to Educate Community on Dangers of Sepsis During...

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TSTC RN Alum Stephanie Perez

TSTC Makes Nursing Grad’s Childhood Dream Come True

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Texas Southmost College and Valley Baptist Medical Center-Brownsville expanded their longtime partnership to include the Certified Nursing Assistant program during a Signing Ceremony Aug. 28, 2019 at the TSC Performing Arts Center in Brownsville. From left, TSC President Jesús Roberto Rodríguez, TSC Vice President of Instruction Joanna Kile, TSC Board of Trustees Chairwoman Adela G. Garza, VBMC-Brownsville Chief Executive Officer Leslie Bingham and VBMC-Brownsville Director of Strategy Brandon Mohler.

TSC, VBMC expand partnership to include CNA program

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