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UTSW medical students collaborated with nurses and engineers to brainstorm solutions to hypothetical clinical issues at UT Southwestern’s annual Quality Improvement Boot Camp program.

Office of Institutional Opportunity hosted “She Talks,” a forum featuring remarkable women leaders of UT Southwestern. Modeled after “TED Talks,” the event celebrated Women’s History Month by recognizing the unique perspectives and backgrounds of women in the UTSW community.

Find career opportunities in the Division of Hypothalamic Research at UT Southwestern.

Beckman leads UTSW’s Division of Vascular Medicine, a first of its kind in U.S. Unified approach will advance therapies, improve outcomes, and contribute to shaping the national conversation on vascular disease management

Information on open faculty positions in the Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Nephrology at UT Southwestern.

Programs and initiatives that have enhanced patient care, safety, and satisfaction across UT Southwestern were honored on April 21 at the UT Southwestern Health System’s Celebration of Excellence. 139 teams submitted entries in the categories of Quality, People, Fiscal Stewardship, and Service – actions that led to lower mortality, quicker access to treatment, fewer hospitalizations, efficiency gains, and reduced costs impacting the Medical Center’s clinical enterprise.

Dr. Stephen Spurgin, a UT Southwestern pediatric cardiology fellow, has been accepted into the Pediatric Scientist Development Program (PSDP), a highly competitive national program that helps pediatric doctors in training become skilled physician-scientists. A $200,000 grant from this program, sponsored by The Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs and funded by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, will support Dr. Spurgin’s pediatric heart health research.

Find careers in the Division of Geriatric Medicine at UT Southwestern.

Find career opportunities in the Division of Cardiology, Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern.

Eric Montgomery's hike along the Pacific Crest Trail – all 2,650 miles of it – raised money for pediatric brain cancer in honor of a childhood friend’s brother who died of the disease.