Faculty Advisors for Various Specialties

Medical Center Library

Medical School Senior Elective Catalog

Medical School Senior Year Graduation Requirements

Office of Medical Education
The OME Faculty and Staff offer a range of services which include: 

• Clinical Skills Evaluation
• Curriculum and Instruction Development and Evaluation
• Web Curriculum
• Student Academic Assistance Services (includes tutoring)

Residency Matches for Recent Graduates
2009
2010
2011

Summer Enrichment Program
The Summer Enrichment Program for new first year Medical Students.

The Match - Southwestern Style
(big PDF file) A book to guide UT Southwestern Medical Students through the residency match requires Adobe Acrobat Reader® to display.

Visiting Medical Students

2011/2012 - MS3 & MS4

2012 Spring Commencement Information

Medical School

Graduate School

Secured Sites below require a valid Student & Alumni Affairs Universal Login to access the secured applications sponsored by the Division of Student and Alumni Affairs.  This division includes the offices of Admissions, Alumni Affairs, Registrar, Student Activities, and Financial Aid.

Academic Record / Student Profile Page – Secured Site
View your personal profile page, grades, schedule, and other current information.

Clinical Scheduling System – Secured Site
MS3 and MS4 may ADD/DROP/Waitlist senior electives at least 3 weeks before the start date.  NOTE: Within three weeks, student must complete the Late Add/Drop form.  See Forms

Change/Update Student Information – Secured Site
Submit changes to your personal information: Nickname, Phone number, Email, Pager and/or  Address.  NOTE: Name changes require Name Change Form and supporting documentation. See Forms

DataMart - for Departments Only – Secured Site
Networks, network devices, including Internet access and related equipment.

Forms
Order Transcripts, request Enrollment and Degree Verifications, request a copy of Dean's Letter, Add and Drop a course,  Off-Campus Approval and Senior Elective Evaluation forms, and more...  Requests are processed within 2 to 3 business days.  

ID Card
If your ID card has been lost, stolen or if your card enrollment information has changed. please complete an ID Card form and bring to front desk of The Student Affairs Office (M2.200). See Forms

Medical Malpractice Requirements

Password Change – Secured Site
Submit a change to your Student and Alumni Affairs Universal password online.

Residency Determination – Secured Site
To submit a Petition for Change of Your Official Residency Status.

Veterans Educational Information

Visiting Medical Students
Information regarding available rotations, department contacts, policies and procedures for applying to UT Southwestern for a senior elective.

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Add/Drop Form - Course Change Notice

2010Y Clinical Rotations - Medical Students
2010Y Clinical Rotations Late Add/Drop - Medical Students

2011Y Clinical Rotations - Medical Students
2011Y Clinical Rotations Late Add/Drop - Medical Students

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
School of Health Professions

Application for Candidacy to Graduate

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
School of Health Professions

Diploma Reorder

Dean’s Letter Request Form

Enrollment/Degree Verification Request Form

FERPA Form

ID Card Request Form

Name Change Form

Off-Campus Approval Form – Medical Student Only

Off-Campus Senior Elective Evaluation Form – Medical Student Only

Research Elective Approval Form

Social Security Change Form

Transcript Request Form

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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Class Schedule

School of Health Professions Class Schedule

Immunization Requirements
Immunization requirements for all students as mandated by the Texas Department of Health.

Student Health Insurance
At a Glance

Student Health Service
Institutional policies and protocol regarding blood and body fluid exposure.

The professional and graduate education in the academic programs of UT Southwestern Medical Center relies on the highest values of the teacher-learner relationship. The teacher-learner relationship is defined by the educational mission and learning objectives of the school. A teacher may be a faculty member, a resident, an intern, hospital staff or a fellow student.

This relationship must be based on a foundation of mutual respect, honesty, and professionalism in at atmosphere free from harassment and discrimination and where there is prudent handling of the teacher’s power over the student.

Below you will find links that will provide you with information about a variety of resources along with descriptions of your rights and responsibilities as a student at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

If you have a question or if you cannot find the information you need, please do not hesitate to contact me.  

Wes Norred 
Vice President for Student & Alumni Affairs 
Wes.norred@utsouthwestern.edu

Complaints or Problems
Students are encouraged to bring problems to the attention of the faculty and/or the administration without delay.

Outlook
E-mail Login.

Student Mistreatment
Policies applicable to the treatment of all students in the teacher-learner relationship.

Student Professionalism
Policies applicable to the professional behavior of students.

UT Southwestern Criminal Background Checks
Policy Regarding the Requirement of Students in Clinical Programs to Pass a Criminal Background Check

UT Southwestern Policies and Procedures for Students

UT System Regents' Rules and Regulations
Policies applicable to all component institutions of The University of Texas System.

Student Resource Manuals 

Radiation Therapy

Clinical Nutrition

Medical Technology

Physical Therapy

Physician Assistant

UT Southwestern School Catalogs

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Medical School

School of Health Professions

Professionalism

Professionalism is the basis of medicine’s contract with society.  It demands placing the interests of patients above those of the physician, setting and maintaining standards of competence and integrity, and providing expert advice to society on matters of health. (Charter on Medical Professionalism- ABIM)

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical School is committed to developing future physicians who demonstrate professional behaviors and responsibilities.  A set of principles and expected behaviors based upon Medical Professionalism in the New Millennium: A Physician Charter are described in the UT Southwestern Medical School Professionalism Policy, and are presented to the students upon matriculation to medical school in the form of the Medical Student Code of Professional Conduct.  Each student signs the code acknowledging the understanding of their new role as a medical professional.  Through the educational activities, ethical discussions, and mentorship provided in the Academic Colleges, faculty mentors counsel, demonstrate, and model techniques for understanding and managing complex human behavior and ethical issues that are a daily part of the care of patients.  This mentorship, instruction, and role modeling continues in the clinical years by the clinical faculty on the various clerkship rotations.

Behaviors related to professionalism are assessed early and monitored throughout the medical school curriculum, and a mechanism is in place to provide appropriate feedback and guidance to students who have difficulty.  The goal is to address and prevent future problematic behaviors through an appropriate remediation plan.

There are three Physicianship forms, which serve as a mechanism to identify and address students with problematic behavior:

Physicianship Evaluation Form for First and Second Year

Physicianship Evaluation Form for Clinical Students

Institutional Physicianship Evaluation Form

Students will be expected to demonstrate achievement of this very important competency prior to receiving the Medical Doctor degree.  The policy also addresses the unlikely event that a student is unable to master these important skills which are critical to the care of patients and maintenance of society’s trust.