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Simulation-Based Medical Education Fellowship Program The UT Southwestern Medical Center Simulation-Based Medical Education Fellowship Program is a one-year-long fellowship that provides postgraduate training in simulation. Our fellowship program is available for emergency medicine physicians who: Are board-certified/board-eligible by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Graduated from an ACGME-accredited residency program Why

A Medical Toxicology rotation is available for medical students, Pharm.D. candidates, residents or fellows from any medical specialty, or Pharm.D. residents.

Detailed information regarding the the research in Lipodystrophy within the Division of General Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern.

Led by experts at UT Southwestern, this course is for oncology professionals to learn or refresh SBRT/SAbR implementation and skills.

The UTSW Department of Psychiatry strives to graduate our residents at the cutting edge of all aspects of psychiatry, produce the best possible scholarship in all areas of medicine, training outstanding evidence-oriented clinicians.

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The UT Southwestern Gamma Knife Training Program in Dallas, TX, offers hybrid courses for radiation oncologists, neurosurgeons, and medical physicists.

Meet the postdoctoral fellows and instructors currently working and training in the Green Center for Reproductive Biology at UT Southwestern

POP-STARS High school students learn about brain histology from neuropathologist Dr. Bret Evers High school students learn about brain histology from neuropathologist Dr. Bret Evers High school students learn about how to identify tissue and arteries by microscope from Dr. Peter Michaely Providing Opportunities in Pathology through STARS (Science Teacher Access to Resources at Southwestern) is a resident-run program developed in 2022 to provide high school, college, and medical students in the

UT Southwestern's Department of Pathology offers Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine diagnostic services.