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Family & Community Medicine Department Engagement

Radiology research programs at UT Southwestern help develop new imaging technologies that can be applied to clinical radiology.

The Radiology Research Committee must review all protocols involving imaging procedures that will be conducted on clinical or departmental imaging equipment.

Disease-Related Research The Radiology Department is involved in multidisciplinary efforts to promote innovative, high-impact, translational research that leads to the development of better tools to detect clinically relevant disease. Our Radiology researchers and clinicians are currently investigating numberous disease types, including: Cardiac Disease Colon Cancer Fetal Disorders Genetic Malignancies Genitourinary Disorders Head & Neck Cancers Kidney Cancer Liver Disease Lung Cancer

Clinical and basic science researchers within the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery actively contribute to the overall body of knowledge in the Department.

UT Southwestern Medical Center provides fellowship subspecialty training in several areas in surgery.

Meet current residents in the Department of Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, TX.

While the General Surgery clinical curriculum is traditionally five years, UT Southwestern residents can pursue a research fellowship during their training.

Meet the current fellows in the division of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) helps develop replicable models for understanding health and disease, and to promote healthier lives.