The Office of the Dean provides administrative direction for the School of Allied Health Sciences at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston.  The Dean and Dean's Council are responsible for the day-to-day decision making related to School operations and participate in long range administrative and fiscal planning. They also serve as liaisons with other administrative and academic units at The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston and with community, local, and state agencies.  In addition, the Dean's Office assists all departmental support staff in the areas of accounting, travel, and personnel procedures.

The Office of Academic Affairs, under the direction of the Associate Dean, provides leadership in curricular development within the School, ensures oversight and coordination of coursework which crosses departmental boundaries and promotes excellence in instruction through evaluation and faculty development activities. Affiliation Agreements, class scheduling, student registration, student graduation, grading and promotion activities are facilitated through this office.

The Office of Student Affairs (OSA) provides students with the support necessary to accomplish their academic and personal goals. Academic support services include study skills assistance, tutoring and learning assessment. Counseling and support are provided to assist in the development of professional identity and self-esteem. The staff conducts workshops and discussion groups on role-playing, dealing with procrastination, test-anxiety reduction, motivation and many other topics related to student needs. Students will also find the OSA staff helpful in the admission process, financial advisement, career planning and other important aspects of their experience at UTMB. The OSA is involved in the total academic experience of students, from orientation through commencement.

The Office of Development, Community and Alumni Affairs is the principal interface between the School of Allied Health Sciences and its external audiences and constituencies, including its alumni, the community, its Advisory Council, actual and prospective donors, and the communications, publications, and development functions of the University-at-large.