Fellowships
UT Southwestern’s Department of Family and Community Medicine offers two distinctive fellowship opportunities designed to advance clinical expertise and leadership in underserved care and survivorship medicine:
The Community Health Fellowship focuses on preparing physicians to lead and innovate in community-based care, especially for underserved populations. Fellows engage in:
- Clinical practice in diverse settings, including community clinics
- Curriculum development and teaching for medical students and residents
- Community-based participatory research aimed at addressing heath disparities
- Leadership training in public health, advocacy, and system-based practice
The Cancer Survivorship Fellowship is designed for family physicians seeking specialized training in the care of adult cancer survivors. Fellows gain experience in:
- Direct patient care in our two Onco-Primary Care clinic sites
- Provide direct teaching to residents and medical students
- Clinical rotations in pediatric and adult oncology
- Research and quality improvement focused on survivorship outcomes and care models
Click the left side menu for detailed information about each fellowship.
Additionally, our residents are also eligible to apply for the following fellowships within UT Southwestern Medical Center that are offered by other departments: