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UT Southwestern offers rotations to medical students in Emergency Medicine specialties.

Cardiology Fellowship Programs UT Southwestern’s cardiology fellowships offer exceptional opportunities for physicians to deepen their expertise, advance their careers, and shape the future of cardiovascular medicine. Our clinical programs provide advanced, high-quality training with ample opportunities for hands-on patient care and close faculty mentorship, complemented by comprehensive didactic instruction and innovative research initiatives. The Division of Cardiology currently has 45 fellows

Apply Now for DLS Fellowship Second or third-year medical residents with an interest in diabetes-related care of the foot and ankle are encouraged to apply. The best candidates have demonstrated experience with this patient population, an interest in participating in research, and excitement for hands-on learning. There is a rolling application process and interviews are granted on a rolling basis. What should applicants expect? Monthly Rotations Fellows rotate monthly, covering the inpatient

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Information for potential patients and enrollees for specific studies in the area of Lipodystrophy at UT Southwestern.

Photo Gallery ACFAS 2020 Drs. Jaminelli Banks and Amanda Killeen ACFAS 2022 Dr. Sahab Danesh (Fellow) DLS 2022 Fellowship Picture Drs. Brent Volper, Sahab Danesh, Rani Heming, Larry Lavery, Javier La Fontaine DLS Fellowship Graduation Dinner 2021 Drs. Jennifer Kep, Amanda Pajouh, Katerina Grigoropoulos , Larry Lavery, Javier La Fontaine DLS Fellowship Group Picture 2023 Drs. Elizabeth Ansert, Tyler Coye, Amanda Killeen, Chris Girgis, Andrew Crisologo, Larry Lavery, Mehmet Suludere, Paul Kim

Research highlights for the Division of Cardiology at UT Southwestern.

Acquired: Localized Localized lipodystrophies are defined as a localized loss of subcutaneous fat from small areas or from parts of a limb. There may be single or multiple lesions. It is characterized by depressed areas corresponding to the loss of subcutaneous fat. In some cases, it may be associated with tender, painful nodules in the skin. Usually, it occurs in diabetic patients at the site of insulin injections. In some patients, at loss occurs from areas where pressure is applied

Science Teacher Access to Resources at Southwestern www.utsouthwestern.edu/stars Providing no-cost educational resources for Texas teachers since 1991 • Teacher development programs • Science equipment for classrooms • Summer research opportunities • Custom tours for your classes Core funding for the STARS program is provided by the State of Texas Corporate funding for STARS is generously provided by CHASE . STARS Programs and Resources CONTACT STARS If you would like to participate

Basic Science Symposia and In-services STARS offers Symposia and In-service Sessions each month, either on Monday evenings or Saturdays. Symposia feature scientists and physician-scientists discussing the very latest advances in biomedical research areas such as: • Mental Disorders/Neurological Diseases • Stem Cells • Pathogens/Microbes • Much more… Basic research topics are covered in areas such as: • Cell biology of diseases such as obesity and Alzheimer’s • Protein structure and