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Dr. Kyle Goodman initially studied chemical engineering as an undergrad. But his interest in basic science steered him down a different path, one that would include completing both medical school and graduate school. His chosen specialty of pathology combines his interests of translational research, medicine, and teaching.

More than 80 friends and colleagues have donated nearly $600,000 to establish the A. Compton Broders III, M.D. Chair in Emergency Medicine. The funds will be invested as an endowment held in perpetuity, and the Chair’s proceeds will benefit faculty members who will hold the endowment and support educational, clinical, and research endeavors in the spirit of Dr. Broder’s legacy and the mission of the Department of Emergency Medicine for many years to come.

Associate Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive Susan Hernandez, D.N.P., M.B.A., RN, drew inspiration from the historical Angel Oak Tree in South Carolina as she praised nurses for weathering the storms of the past year and staying rooted despite the many challenges they faced.

As we commemorate National Postdoc Appreciation Week (NPAW), we shine a spotlight on a sampling of our postdocs and their experiences as researchers at UT Southwestern.

Meet the faculty of the Department of Family and Community Medicine at UT Southwestern, and learn about their recent achievements.

School of Health Professions graduates 123 at commencement

When her dad suffered a stroke, Dr. Leah Carter Smith witnessed the compassionate care he received in the ICU. That experience convinced Dr. Smith to pursue medicine and become an advocate for patients and families through all stages of their lives as a family medicine physician.

Christoph Lehmann, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics and Population and Data Sciences, has been appointed inaugural Associate Dean of Clinical Informatics, charged with leading UT Southwestern’s expansion in this field that harnesses the power of big data to improve patient care.

On May 6, the fourth annual Health System Celebration of Excellence was held in-person and livestreamed for the benefit of the entire UT Southwestern community. The half-day event highlighted clinical innovations and quality improvements taking place at UTSW, despite the hardships of a pandemic.

Meet UTSW's Neurology faculty, specialists in cognitive, movement, and neuromuscular disorders; MS; epilepsy; neuro-oncology; headache, trauma, and critical care.