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List of current research studies and scholarship opportunities in the Division of General Medicine.

Education & Training in Digestive and Liver Diseases Our educational programs in digestive and liver diseases emphasize excellence in clinical service that is integrated with a robust, research-driven training curriculum. Our faculty's diverse expertise—spanning clinical practice, translational and basic science, and medical education—fosters a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. We offer a range of educational experiences, including a distinguished GI fellowship with a specialized

Information about the educational programs offered by the Division of Rheumatic Diseases in the Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern (UTSW).

The Nephrology Division at UT Southwestern Medical Center conducts leading-edge basic science and patient-oriented research. The overall goal of our research program is the acquisition of new knowledge that will advance our understanding of kidney biology

Administration Paula Abercrombie, MPA Department Administrator paula.abercrombie@utsouthwestern.edu Christopher Wagner Financial Affairs Manager Chair's Office christopher.wagner@utsouthwestern.edu Michelle Gray Administrative Coordinator Chair's Office michelle.gray@utsouthwestern.edu Chardenay Bagsby Administrative Coordinator General Departmental Support chardenay.bagsby@utsouthwestern.edu Back-to top

The Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (NDD) Residency Program focuses on the evaluation, diagnosis, and ongoing pharmacotherapeutic and supportive therapies of children with a wide range of cognitive, motor, and emotional issues.

Adult Neurology The Department of Neurology offers a fully accredited, categorical four-year residency program in Adult Neurology. We select eleven adult neurology residents per year. Graduates are eligible for board certification in Neurology. Our residents are an exceptional and diverse group, bringing a wealth of backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences that enrich our learning environment and nurture a strong sense of community. Our track record speaks volumes, with over 90% of our

Child Neurology UT Southwestern offers a five-year categorical residency program, composed of two years of ACGME-accredited residency training in Pediatrics at Children's Medical Center , followed by three years of pediatric neurology training. During the two-year pediatrics training, residents fulfill the American Board of Pediatrics’ specialty pathway; this makes residents eligible to sit for the American Board of Pediatrics after completing the full five-year residency. After completing these

Meet the faculty in UT Southwestern's Department of Neurological Surgery.

Learn how to apply for our Child Abuse Fellowship program.