
Dr. Bartoi, now Chairman of Diagnostic Radiology at Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital, credits UAG as the foundation of his career and “the best years” of his life.
“The school made sure that we got an amazing education here and always strived to improve the program—making sure that we had rotations in the U.S. and in Puerto Rico, so we could become familiar with the healthcare environments where we would later practice. In retrospect, it was the best years of my life.”
“It’s been a few years since I came back, and I’m really happy I did so. I got to visit the new campus and the old campus, and the changes the school has made are incredible.”
“I would encourage all of you as alumni to teach here, to participate in the alumni associations. I think the current students appreciate that as well, and the university values your contributions.”




As part of its 90th anniversary, UAG hosted “The Experience By UAG,” where International Program medical students showcased faculty-mentored academic projects and a TED-style talk, highlighting innovation, creativity, and the university’s commitment to world-class medical education.


UAG School of Medicine held a three-day Leadership & Faculty Development Retreat that united academic leaders and faculty to strengthen collaboration, drive curricular innovation, and align on the future of medical education.


UAG School of Medicine welcomed renowned medical educator Dr. Neil Osheroff for a three-day visit that fostered academic collaboration, faculty development, and innovative approaches to advancing medical education.