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The award season for UT Southwestern nurses is in full swing and D Magazine’s “Excellence in Nursing Awards” shine a light on a no less than 14 of our RNs this year.

During his medical school training, Dr. Nicholas “Nico” Campalans spent hours at the bedside of one patient who insisted on leaving the hospital against medical advice. Only after talking with Dr. Campalans did the person agree to stay, demonstrating the new doctor’s patient-centered care approach.

A college physics course unleashed Dr. Patrick Lynch’s passion for science. He thought about becoming a scientist until he watched his grandparents navigate hospital care toward the ends of their lives, reinforcing for him how meaningful medicine could be, and switched to a career as a physician.

For a research project examining why women with children missed their health appointments, Dr. Madyson Kuo interviewed hundreds of women. Her efforts went on to inform the creation of Annie’s Place, a free child care center for patients of Parkland Health. That same passion for women’s health will carry her forward in her career as a practicing Ob/Gyn.

During medical school, Dr. Isabel Wees took on very complex cases, such as a cirrhotic patient with cholangiocarcinoma and multiorgan failure. Dr. Wees played a key role in helping this patient and their family navigate difficult end-of-life decisions and now aspires to assist others as an internal medicine physician.

Sleep and Breathing Disorders Fellowship Sleep Group & Fellows Sleep medicine is a uniquely multidisciplinary field, and our fellowship is committed to guiding fellows based on their individual career goals. We have three tracks, each of which have specialized clinical experiences, targeted mentorshi…

Patient and Family Recognition Award

An innovator at the helm: Chair of Radiation Oncology plans big changes Published on: June 09, 2022 By: Staff Reports Tags: Patient Care Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Google Plus Share on LinkedIn Robert Timmerman, M.D. is an innovator in the radiation oncology…

UT Southwestern researchers have developed a powerful genetic tool to study a process called myelination.

It’s an exciting time in the field of mental health, with new treatments emerging and promising research underway, UT Southwestern psychiatrists told those gathered at the recent 2019 Carolyn P. Horchow Women’s Health Symposium.