Welcome to the combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics (Med-Peds) Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center! Our program provides our residents with an outstanding educational experience in both internal medicine and pediatrics at this renowned academic center. By having our trainees rotate at three nationally recognized and state-of-the-art hospitals, we provide a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment that allows our residents to succeed in their career goals—whether those goals include primary care, hospitalist medicine, global health, subspecialty fellowships, or academic medicine.
As a Med-Peds resident, you will alternate between internal medicine and pediatric rotations every three to six months. As an intern, you will gain a solid clinical foundation through inpatient, intensive care, ambulatory, and emergency department settings. As you advance through the program, you will be given increased supervisory responsibilities as well as additional time for individualized curriculum blocks. We welcome you to explore the nuances of our program through this website. If you have any additional questions about our program, please do not hesitate to reach out to us and we would be happy to tell you more.
Our People
Program Mission and Aims
Provide a rigorous, high-quality, comprehensive, individualized, and culturally relevant training experience in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics that equips our graduating physicians to become clinicians, scholars, advocates, innovators, and leaders who will improve health care in our community, Texas, our nation, and the world.
- Effectively weave together the key elements of categorical IM and Pediatric residency program curricula to create a comprehensive, well-integrated training experience that prepares residents to care for a uniquely diverse patient population across the lifespan, from birth to geriatrics.
- Through effective collaboration with categorical programs, continue to expand and enhance innovative educational experiences focused on individualized resident training needs, including interests in primary care, hospital medicine, subspecialties, research, advocacy, global health, education, and quality improvement.
- Foster a learning environment that values critical thinking, lifelong learning, dedication to compassionate patient care, health equity, practicing medicine with a sense of purpose, and engagement in health care system transformation, while also emphasizing the importance of maintaining personal health and wellbeing.
- Promote development of each resident’s unique interests, passions, and skills to create focused career paths that enable each individual to uniquely serve within the next generation of outstanding Med-Peds physicians.
Med-Peds Program Overview
Hear from our residents as they describe the UT Southwestern Med-Peds experience.