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Continuing medical education (CME) courses offered by UT Southwestern keep physicians, Ph.D.s, and allied health professionals at the leading edge of medicine.

Learn what research reveals about the vascular system’s role in the final stage of life.

An innovative procedure known as osseointegration is giving amputee patients at UT Southwestern a new lease on life.

UT Southwestern's Simulation Center helps learners train and refine their skills.

UT Southwestern research reveals new information about how metastatic kidney cancers get their fuel that could help in development of future therapies.

UT Southwestern offers a variety of nondegree programs for high school, undergraduate, and postgraduate students exploring careers in health and science, as well as for teachers and faculty advancing their careers.

Learn more about the lightweight, cost-effective infrared fluorescence goggles used to help surgeons see and remove hidden cancer cells in real time.

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Cardiologist Hesham Sadek, M.D., Ph.D., talks about his studies involving heart tissue regeneration, current breakthroughs, and future prospects for this line of research.

The Department of Physical Therapy at the UT Southwestern School of Health Professions offers a 12-month residency-based education program that begins each September. The Neurological Physical Therapy Residency Program supports the American Physical Therapy Association’s vision of providing post-professional clinical training. A residency is defined as a planned program of post entry-level clinical and didactic education that will significantly advance a clinician’s skill and knowledge in the delivery of neurologic physical therapy.