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HealthStreet is a community outreach program that provides assessments, screenings, and linkage to care and research to the most vulnerable and underserved communities in DFW.

Members of the Faculty Women’s Club share a wide range of interests. We have both regularly scheduled interest groups and special activities.

The Faculty Women's Club serves to welcome newcomers and promote fellowship within the UT Southwestern Medical Center community.

Learn more about the Radiation, Laser, Occupational, MR, Biological and Chemical, and Fire Safety programs in place at UTSW.

The North Texas Community Health Coalition (NTCHC) brings together multisector community organization leaders who are committed to improving the health of the North Texas community, particularly those that are medically underserved and experience health disparities.

A list of all systems maintained by the Research and Academic Systems (RAS) division at UT Southwestern.

OCHRE's Community Advisory Panel (CAP) is a group of diverse community, patient, and caregiver stakeholders who assist in accessing community health care and social services, especially in communities such as those served by Dallas County’s integrated safety-net system, Parkland Health. The CAP helps researchers learn about community needs and priorities and to inform their work from the client or patient perspective.

The Informatics Coordinating Office offers many services jointly sponsored by the CTSA Program at UT Southwestern to researchers, learners, and faculty.

UT Southwestern offers a two-year Clinical Informatics Fellowship through the Department of Pediatrics to physicians who are certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) or board-eligible in one of the ABMS primary specialties. The fellowship provides a broad clinical informatics experience and is supported by the Clinical Informatics Center.

OCHRE's multistep, evidence-based process to enhance the quality of study materials in Spanish. This process helps ensure that materials are culturally appropriate, accurate, and conceptually equivalent to the English versions.