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Details about eligibility and the application process for the UTSW APP fellowship program

Medical Students Recognize Faculty, Fellows, and Residents in Annual Evaluations Published on: February 10, 2026 Medical students reported highly positive experiences with faculty, fellows, and residents in this year’s Learning Evaluation Survey, highlighting the strength of clinical teaching across …

Kuppalli Named to WHO Working Group

Fudman Honored by Crohn's & Colitis Foundation | Staff Promotions Announced | Gautron Identifies Previously Unknown Neural Target for GLP1

Jean-Antoine Ribeil Appointed Director of Sickle Cell Disease Program Published on: November 04, 2025 Jean-Antoine Ribeil, M.D., Ph.D. , a Professor in the Division of Hematology & Oncology, has been appointed Director of its Sickle Cell Disease Program. Dr. Ribeil is an internationally recognized ph…

Zigman Lab Expands Understanding of Ghrelin’s Impact on Islet Physiology Published on: April 18, 2024 New research findings published in Endocrinology about the hormone ghrelin’s impact on islet size in non-pregnant and pregnant female mice could provide a platform for potential new treatments for ty…

Cultivating Active Listening in Medicine: The CALM Peer to Peer Support Program for Faculty physicians and Advance Practice Providers. Working in healthcare can have an emotional toll. Through the Cultivating Active Listening in Medicine (CALM) Peer to Peer Support Program, UT Southwestern’s Office of Faculty Wellness aims to better support faculty and advanced practice providers when work feels emotionally overwhelming.

Setting boundaries is essential to managing one’s own wellness, but this is often easier said than done. Having a simple structure can help.

The EMS Education faculty and staff within the Division of Emergency Medical Services in UT Southwestern Medical Center's Department of Emergency Medicine.

History and timeline for UT Southwestern's Women in Science & Medicine Advisory Committee