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Research Track UT Southwestern has made an institution-wide commitment to training research-oriented residents, and we share that commitment with enthusiasm for training the next generation of psychiatrist-scientists. Our research track, Translational Research Activities in Neuropsychiatry (TRAIN), is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and designed to allow flexibility for residents to develop and implement translational research projects. TRAIN residents have protected time for

Triple Board Program Triple Board Interns Enjoy a Retreat Together We train physicians to be leaders who treat and advocate for the most complex child and adolescent patients with co-occurring and intertwined physical and mental health problems. Our diverse patient population and myriad sub-specialty programming give our trainees experience caring for unique patient populations in hospital-based and community settings. We will prepare you to manage even the most challenging cases. Our program

Rural and Public Mental Health Track Our track prepares residents to serve in the most underserved areas of our country and develop expertise in relevant technology and health care policies. Rural communities have profound shortages of psychiatrists and logistical barriers to accessing care. We train psychiatrists to serve rural communities and effectively work in the public mental health system. We provide opportunities in integrated care paradigms, telepsychiatry and related technologies, and

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UT Southwestern Medical Center current residents

The Neuroimaging Fellowship at UT Southwestern provides broad experience in neuroradiology and prepares graduates for the practice of neuroradiology.

A two-week introductory course that allows students to explore the field of radiation oncology and/or acquire knowledge in the specialty.

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

PGY 3 residents for the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas.

Meet the Research Residents in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern.