Alumni UAG US

06/08/2026

From a childhood dream at age 9 to becoming a pioneer in surgical innovation. 🩺
Dr. Mosivais shares how his passion for medicine evolved into a career dedicated to changing lives through surgery, innovation, and reconstruction. Reflecting on his years at UAG, he remembers Guadalajara as a city full of knowledge, opportunity, and growth.

“The ability to reconstruct and truly change someone’s life was incredibly rewarding.”
Stay tuned for Part 1 of his inspiring journey. ✨

06/05/2026

Dr. Marc Finkelstein’s career is a testament to leadership, service, and dedication to medicine. After completing advanced surgical training at institutions including MD Anderson and Mount Sinai, he went on to spend more than 35 years serving the Long Island community in surgery and trauma care.

His advice to future physicians: treat medicine as a calling, not simply a career—and never lose sight of balance, family, and human connection.

06/04/2026

🎓✨ We’re proud to share a few moments from the graduation ceremony featuring our dear Mario P. Siervo, a proud UAG alumnus and President of the Miami, Florida Alumni Chapter.

It was an honor to have him serve as the ceremony’s sponsor, accompanying our students during one of the most important milestones of their professional journey. His dedication and commitment to the UAG community are a true reflection of the impact our alumni continue to make around the world.

To all of our new graduates, remember that UAG will always be your home. No matter where life takes you, you will always be part of this global family. 🌎💙

We encourage you to stay connected and become involved with one of our Alumni Chapters, where you can continue building meaningful relationships, sharing experiences, and strengthening the UAG legacy for future generations. [email protected]

06/02/2026

05/28/2026

🎤 A career built on purpose—and the moments that make it all worth it
Dr. Jimena Cervantes, UAG alumna, shares what makes her most proud: serving underserved communities through medical dermatology, becoming a mother, and growing into a leader in her field.

From long nights of studying to speaking at statewide conferences, every step has led to this—making a real difference in people’s lives.

Because sometimes, the greatest reward isn’t recognition… it’s a simple “thank you,” a hug, or even a small gesture of gratitude from a patient.
That’s when you know—it was all worth it.

05/26/2026

RETORNO 2026
Calling all Alumni from the Class of 1976 and 1991–2001!
October 17, 2026

Link: https://bit.ly/RETORNO2026

05/21/2026

🎤 Pride, purpose, and the power of community

Dr. Jimena Cervantes, UAG alumna, reflects on the impact of being part of a global network of physicians—finding fellow graduates across the U.S., all driven by the same passion and purpose.

For her, UAG was more than a medical school—it was the foundation that shaped the physician and person she is today.

Her message to future students is clear: take the leap. Medicine is challenging anywhere, but if it’s your calling, it will always be worth it.
Because at the end of the day, helping even one person… means everything.

Stay tuned for Part 5!

05/18/2026

Hands-on learning, lifelong growth, and real balance
Dr. Jimena Cervantes, UAG alumna, shares how early clinical experience shaped her adaptability and strengthened her patient care from day one.

From family medicine to dermatology, her passion lies in helping patients feel confident in their own skin—because healing goes beyond the physical.

She also speaks openly about burnout, career evolution, and the reality of balancing medicine with family life: you can have it all—just not all at the same time.

Stay tuned for Part 4!

A powerful perspective for the next generation of women in medicine.

05/14/2026

🎤 A journey shaped by service, culture, and purpose

Dr. Jimena Cervantes, UAG alumna, reflects on the values that defined her path in medicine—compassion, trust, and a deep commitment to patients and their families.

At UAG, she found more than an education. She found a “home away from home” and an experience that transformed her perspective through cultural immersion and human connection.

A reminder that medicine is not just about treating patients—it’s about earning trust that spans generations.

Stay tuned for Part 3!