Page | 1 Pediatric Education Programs 2022 Annual Report Introduction The UT Southwestern Department of Pediatrics seeks to advance the so-called “triple threat model” of academic medicine, involving 1) discovery research, 2) scientifically based clinical care delivery, and 3) intellectually rigorous education of medical doctors (MDs) such that all our trainees become critically thinking physicians. As our Educational Programs have continued to evolve, our Department has

Page | 1 Pediatric Hospital Medicine The Division of Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) plays a vital role in caring of hospitalized children at Children’s Medical Center Dallas. Our mission is to provide the highest quality of care to hospitalized children in a safe and family-centered care model. Our vision is to be among the top-10 pediatric hospital medicine divisions with excellent reputation and world class programs for patient care, training and clinical research. In the

Page | 1 The Division of Pediatric Cardiology provides comprehensive care for children with heart disease, conducts seminal research, promotes innovation, facilitates quality science initiatives and oversees an internationally recognized training program. Under the direction of Nicolas Madsen, M.D., M.P.H, the Division provides services at Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Children’s Medical Center Plano, and across North Texas in: • Outpatient clinics (~12,000 visits/year) • A 22

Page | 1 In 2022, the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Children’s Health System of Texas entered a phase of significant growth in all branches of our tripartite mission. The Division gained four exceptional physicians and expanded clinical activities further north into Prosper while also initiating coverage for inpatient clinical gastrointestinal (GI) needs at the Plano campus hospital. Our ongoing mission is to promote health and a healthy

Meet the Department of Emergency Medicine residents in the Class of 2027.

Pediatric Education Program Annual Report 1 Pediatric Education Program Annual Report The UT Southwestern Department of Pediatrics seeks to advance the so-called triple-threat model of academic medicine, involving 1) discovery research, 2) scientifically based clinical care delivery, and 3) intellectually rigorous education of medical doctors (M.D.s), such that all of our trainees become physicians who are critical thinkers. Our Department has pursued these ends by

Phase I research on Gulf War illness by the Division of Epidemiology at UT Southwestern

Neonatal-Perinatal Previous Fellows 1 Barbara Manroe, MD 1970's Retired Daniel J Faucher, MD 1970’s McGill University, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Canada Jaime Furzán, MD 1970’s Hospital Universitario Dr. Alfredo Van Grieken Servicio de Neonatología. Venezuela Suvipa Wiriyathian, MD 07/01/80-06/30/82 Michael Porter, MD 07/01/83-06/30/85 Baylor All-Saints Medical Center Fort Worth, Texas Stewart Lawrence, MD 07/01/85-06/30/88

Biomedical Engineering Degree Plan – Medical Physics Track First-year BME students take 12 credit hours in the fall and spring, and 6 credit hours in the summer. In subsequent years, they are enrolled in 9 credit hours in the fall and spring, and 6 credit hours in the summer. Typically, didactic course work is completed in the first two years, and in subsequent years students are enrolled for research, seminars or journal clubs totaling full-time enrollment equivalency. Advancement of the

“ ” ” MISSION The Community Action Research Track (CART) offers medical students opportunities to promote healthier behaviors, address key health issues within communities, and engage in service-learning activities with the underserved. Students participate in community-based service learning experiences and didactic sessions designed to improve their skills in community medicine. Through these experiences, they contribute to improving health in the underserved