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Here's how to contact the Division of Surgical Transplantation in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern.

The Fitz Era (2003–2009) By 2003, the Department of Internal Medicine had been guided for more than half a century by just two chairs, Drs. Seldin and Foster, whose combined leadership spanned 52 years. When Gregory Fitz arrived from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, he stepped into …

News from within the Division of Surgical Transplantation in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern.

The Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course imparts the knowledge and skills needed to care for injured patients in the early post-injury period.

Committee members for belonging, accessibility, and engagement in the Department of Pathology at UT Southwestern.

Parkland Hospital and UT Southwestern surgeons have long been at the forefront of trauma, burn, and critical care both nationally and internationally.

Learn how Dr. David Johnson’s visionary leadership at UT Southwestern advanced cancer research, clinical care, and medical education. His decade-long tenure bridged science and patient care, positioning the institution for a bold future.

UT Southwestern's Native and Transplant Renal Pathology group provides diagnostic services for Clements University Hospital, Parkland Hospital, and associated clinics.

Explore the origins of UT Southwestern’s Department of Internal Medicine, founded in 1944 by Dr. Tinsley Harrison, author of the landmark textbook Principles of Internal Medicine. From humble beginnings in wooden shacks, the department grew into a cornerstone of medical education and innovation.

Learn how Dr. Thomas J. Wang led UT Southwestern’s Department of Internal Medicine through the COVID-19 pandemic, driving innovation and growth during unprecedented challenges. His tenure expanded programs, strengthened research, and set a vision for future excellence.