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Heartland National Tuberculosis Center

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Heartland National Tuberculosis Center

Heartland provides trainings and services to reduce the impact of tuberculosis in the state of Texas.

Heartland is recognized and contractually funded by the State of Texas to provide excellence, expertise, and innovation in training, medical consultation, and product development to reduce the impact of tuberculosis throughout the State of Texas.

07/25/2025

HNTC is happy to introduce our newest team member, Phillip Ring!

Philip is a graduate of UT Tyler's College of Business with a degree in Computer Science.

Phillip will be our new Website Content & Database Coordinator and will provide technical assistance with all of our trainings and postings.

Please give him a warm welcome as we celebrate his integration into our Heartland team!👏😀

07/16/2025

Dr. Starke is retiring!🥳
HNTC is happy to be celebrating Dr. Starke for his incredible dedication! Come join Heartland, Texas DSHS, and the local health departments in honoring Dr. Starke's 40 years of service.👏

07/09/2025

Bringing knowledge to the forefront in Edinburg, TX — today's HNTC training focused on the importance of Screening and Treating Tuberculosis Infection. We are grateful to have the opportunity to connect with public health leaders and providers dedicated to ending TB through early detection and effective care.🫶🫁💜

06/12/2025

TB Intensive Training in Dallas, TX 🫁📍
In proud partnership with Dallas County Health and Human Services. A productive and inspiring week of learning, collaboration, and strengthening our fight against tuberculosis. 🤝🏼🧠
Grateful for the opportunity to work alongside dedicated public health professionals and make strides toward a healthier community.💜👏🏼

05/16/2025

Heartland National TB Center was honored to participate with public health professionals at the Texas Public Health Association 101st Annual Education Conference: Launching into the Future of Public Health On the Border, by the Sea, & Beyond, in Brownsville, TX. HNTC was able to reflect, learn, and reaffirm our commitment to a future free of TB.🫶🫁

05/09/2025

Happy Friday! We’re closing out the week by celebrating the dedication and hard work of Heartland National TB Center Nurses during Nurses Week. Thank you for all that you do! ❤

05/08/2025

Wrapping up HNTC TB Nurse Case Management Training with this amazing crew on our last day!🧡

We are grateful for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to public health. Celebrating Nurses Week with full hearts, one week isn’t enough to honor all that you do! ❤️

05/07/2025

Day Two of TB Nurse Case Management training is in full swing!🦠🫁 As we continue to celebrate Nurses Week, we recognize the critical role TB nurses play every day.❤️

Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and expertise- today and every day!🫶🏼

Stay tuned for more post from HNTC’s TB NCM Training!☺️

05/06/2025

“Always learning, always growing.”
Live from TB Nurse Case Management in San Antonio, Texas 🫁
Heartland National TB Center would like to wish TB nurses a Happy Nurses Week! ❤️

Stay tuned for more posts from HNTC’s TB NCM training!😀

04/25/2025

HNTC staff and Mike TB have their gear on and are ready to celebrate Fiesta, San Antonio style!
🎉💜🤠

Fiesta is a popular 10-day event that originated in the 1891 flower parade saluting the heroes of the battles of the Alamo and San Jacinto. As the heroes of the San Antonio battles were being honored, tuberculosis remained a major issue, and efforts to begin research were just getting underway. We are Fiesta ready and focused on TB prevention and ensuring a healthier future for all!

04/18/2025

Happy Easter from HNTC!
Let's make TB egg-stinct this season of renewal! Together, we're hopping toward a future where TB is a thing of the past. Here's to hope, healing, and eliminating TB!🐰🌷💛

04/04/2025

Fact Friday from HNTC!🫁

During the 18th and 19th centuries, TB was known as "consumption". It was so common in Europe that it inspired fashion trends, with people trying to achieve a pale, gaunt look associated with the disease. A pale complexion was seen as a sign of beauty and contributed to the "consumptive chic" of the Victorian era. The romanticized association of TB with beauty during this time was a misconception. The cultural fascination with the "consumptive" look served to glamorize the disease that was deadly.

Photo: “The Common Lot,” color lithograph by J. Bouvier (19th century) (courtesy Wellcome Collection)

Address

San Antonio, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12102078823

Website

http://www.heartlandntbc.org/

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