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2026-27 Interns in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center

2026-27 second year residents in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center

2026-27 third year residents in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center

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Even after a four-decade career, Rhonda Maria Graham enjoys her work at UT Southwestern so much she says, “I plan on working here another 40 years!”

Two women from the rural community of Karnack on the banks of Caddo Lake in East Texas are known to multitudes. One is Lady Bird Johnson – the former first lady known for beautifying roadsides with wildflowers. The other is Coltee Mason – a Transporter at William P. Clements Jr. University Hospital who is celebrating four decades of improving the atmosphere for patients at UT Southwestern.

For Irene Dougherty, a Research Associate celebrating 35 years at UT Southwestern, the best parts of her job include enjoying time with co-workers while knowing the research can help patients and give hope for a cure.

But ask Steve and Jeanne Seitz about their children, and they’ll proudly declare that all seven of them were born at St. Paul. Plus, they’ve both worked at the same place for 40 years.

Each morning, Jenny Bufkin heads to UT Southwestern from her home in Waxahachie, a commute she has been making for 35 years now. When she started her job in 1983, Ms. Bufkin thought she’d only do it for a couple years and move on to work somewhere closer to home.

Diane Wynne’s priority as Administrative Staff Associate is to keep things moving – in particular to make sure administrators, faculty, and staff in her Department are where they are supposed to be. Managing office schedules is a vital responsibility that has become more cumbersome over time with the growth of the campus in her 40 years of UT Southwestern employment.