Medical Physics Adaptive Radiotherapy (MPART) Fellowship The Medical Physics Adaptive Radiotherapy (MPART) Fellowship is a two-year education program offering clinical and research training to the next generation of post-graduate radiation therapy physicists to create and deliver personalized radiotherapy plans using advanced technologies in radiation oncology. Fellows go through modularized clinical rotations focusing on CBCT-guided ART (Ethos), MRI-based RT and ART (Unity), as well as PET

Our department offers valuable hands-on training in radiation oncology and radiobiology. As a leading academic medical center, we are committed to fostering the development of medical students and equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and clinical expertise needed to excel in their future

In the Department of Radiation Oncology at UT Southwestern, we are committed to training the next generation of medical professionals. Our graduate medical education (GME) programs provide advanced, hands-on training for residents and fellows led by experienced, board-certified physicians and

The Division of Medical Physics and Engineering at the Department of Radiation Oncology at UT Southwestern is engaged in three primary areas of activity: clinical service and consultation, research and development, and education.

Program of Excellence in Intelligent Medicine (PEIM) The progress of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has recently grown exponentially and is shown to be both transformative and disruptive in many fields. At UT Southwestern we strongly believe that AI will have a significant impact on health care, especially in the areas of individualized and precision medicine, medical image analysis, disease diagnosis assistance, treatment solution recommendation, care delivery optimization/automation

Learn more about research underway by Molecular Medicine faculty members at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Clinical trials led by Radiation Oncology faculty members provide the newest treatment options to doctors and patients in the fight against cancer.

Physics Training Programs Educational programs sponsored by the Division of Medical Physics and Engineering emphasize the union of normally disparate fields such as engineering, physics, computational science, and biology, with the ultimate aim of developing safer and more precise treatments for cancer patients. The doctoral degree, residency, and postgraduate certificate programs all heavily emphasize research, with varying amounts of clinical focus, and admission is highly competitive. Our

An Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency at UTSW provides a comprehensive, well-integrated training experience in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.

No, it's not a high-powered law firm: just four exceptional physicians who've led UTSW's Department of Internal Medicine during its 70-year history. Hear the story in their own words.