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At VROC, our mission is to conduct clinical trials in canine and feline patients with cancer to advance therapeutic outcomes in human and veterinary medicine.

Information regarding research in medical physics at UT Southwestern, including innovations in imaging, treatment planning, and radiation therapy technologies.

The Department of Radiation Oncology supports four interlinked research tracks, all of which aim at expediting the delivery of better cancer treatment options.

Administrative Staff Leah Taylor Division Administrator leah.taylor@utsouthwestern.edu Casandra Avelar Sr. Administrative Assistant II casandra.avelar@utsouthwestern.edu Supports: Drs. Joseph Berger, Thomas Carroll, Kiran Khan, Sadaf Khan, Pooja Koolwal, Joseph Lockridge, Christopher Lu, Denise Marciano, Yoshiharu Muto, Thuylinh Nguyen, and Hani Suleiman Jessica Carmichael Administrative Associate casandra.avelar@utsouthwestern.edu Supports: VA Drs. Michael Concepcion, Maurice Khayat, Swati

We are comprised of clinical radiation oncology, medical physics and engineering, molecular medicine, and comparative oncology and research innovation.

The VROC One-Health Symposium explores the shared impact of veterinary and human clinical trials for researchers, clinicians, students, and residents.

UT Southwestern Medical Center, in cooperation with Parkland Health and Hospital System, offers a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) Residency Program.

The Chief Residents welcome you to the Pathology Residency Program at UT Southwestern.

UT Southwestern’s Department of Radiation Oncology provides world-class care to approximately 200 patients each day and conducts groundbreaking research.

The Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at UT Southwestern offers residency and fellowship training.