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In Memoriam: Charles B. Mullins Published on: December 05, 2025 Charles B. Mullins, M.D. Charles Brown Mullins, M.D. , a cardiologist whose quiet authority and administrative vision helped shape modern academic medicine in Texas for more than half a century, died on Dec. 4, 2025, in Austin. He was 91. His career spanned bedside medicine, biomedical research, hospital leadership and statewide health policy, but those who knew him best said his deepest pride lay not in titles or achievements, but

In Memoriam: James Luby Published on: April 06, 2026 James Luby, M.D. James P. Luby, M.D. , a Professor Emeritus in the Division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine, died peacefully Saturday, April 4, surrounded by his family. He was 91. Dr. Luby was one of the longest serving faculty members in the Department of Internal Medicine. He earned his bachelor’s degree with highest distinction from Northwestern University, where he also received his medical degree with distinction. He

Meet the current fellows in the Department of Pediatrics Division of Pediatric Cardiology at UT Southwestern.

Gastroenterology Fellowship Meet the Fellows 2025-2026 Gastroenterology Chief Fellows Left to Right: Ehiamen Okoruwa, M.D. and Emil Thyssen, M.D. 2025-2026 First Year Digestive & Liver Fellows Left to Right: (front) Roy Wang, Kohei Suzuki, Irtiqa Fazili, Mausam Patel, George Waldenmaier, (back) Maaz Ahsan, Calvin Geng, Jiho Sohn, and Olgert Bardhi, 2025-2026 Second Year Digestive & Liver Fellows Left to Right: Mary Nattakom, Antonio Pizuorno Machado, Aya Tabbalat, Osama Hamid, Thomas Smith

Transplant Hepatology Fellowship 2025-2026 Transplant Hepatology Left to Right: Ehiamen Okoruwa, Shannan Tujios (director), and Stephanie Tsai The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas provides an ACGME-accredited clinical liver transplant fellowship. We are currently accepting applications for the one year position beginning July 2025 and invite gastroenterology board eligible individuals to apply. UT Southwestern is one the premier academic centers in the country and

Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship 2025-2026 Advanced Endoscopy fellow Jake Wilson with Dr. Tarek Sawas (director) The advanced endoscopy fellowship started in 2006 and includes two trainees per year who have completed a categorical GI fellowship program. The fellow will be trained as both an advanced endoscopist and a pancreatobiliary consultant. The emphasis of the fellowship is to become proficient in all aspects of ERCP and diagnostic and therapeutic EUS. Application Process Application Process

General Internal Medicine Fellowship The General Internal Medicine Fellowship aims to prepare internists for careers in academic medicine. Over two years, fellows practice independently and lead academic projects with faculty mentorship. UT Southwestern offers a diverse clinical and academic environment, including one of the largest safety-net health systems in the U.S. and the nation's second largest Veterans Administration hospital by patient volume. The Division of General Internal Medicine

Lung Transplant Fellowship UT Southwestern's Lung Transplant Fellowship is a one-year program focusing on lung transplantation and mechanical respiratory support (ECMO) for trainees who have completed either a general Pulmonary or Critical Care Fellowship. The fellowship provides comprehensive training and experience in all aspects of lung transplantation including: Evaluation of transplant candidates Donor calls Perioperative management of lung transplant recipients Inpatient and outpatient

The resident is the team leader on the wards, responsible not only for advising interns and supervising each patient’s plan of care, but also for educating interns and medical students and collaborating with consultants.

Training Sites Parkland Hospital A primary teaching site and one of the largest public county hospitals in the country. Since opening in 1894, it has served the indigent population of Dallas County with excellence. From its initial affiliation with UT Southwestern Medical School in the 1940s, it has also provided an amazing spectrum of clinical pathology for trainees from preventive care to late presentations of disease rarely seen elsewhere in the country. Parkland opened a new 882 bed hospital