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Emergency Medical Services Fellowship Program The UT Southwestern Emergency Medical Services Fellowship Program is an ACGME-accredited one-year program for residency-trained physicians offered in conjunction with the Department of Emergency Medicine and the UT Southwestern/Parkland BioTel EMS System . Completion of a master’s-level graduate training is an optional component of this multidisciplinary fellowship program. Why Train at UT Southwestern Outstanding Faculty Our faculty provide a

The Emergency & Disaster Global Health Fellowship Program is a two-year, Texas Medical Board-accredited multidisciplinary experience.

On September 21 the awardees of the 2016-2017 CRSM Fellowships were announced.

The education of UT Southwestern medical students remains one of the core missions of the Department of Pediatrics.

Pediatric General and Community Pediatrics 2023 Annual Report Our vision is to build a coordinated pediatric primary care network, integrating the highest-quality clinical care, research, meaningful community outreach and collaboration, and educational innovation to improve the health of children, particularly the most underserved, medically complex, and vulnerable. General and Community Pediatrics – 2023 Annual Report Page | 2 Division Introduction The Division of General

Applicant Information The UT Southwestern PM&R Residency Program will accept applications for nine categorical positions in the 2025-26 application cycle. We will no longer have advanced positions available in our program. We strongly prefer that every applicant to our program submit at least one standardized letter of evaluation (SLOE) from a PM&R physician (or group of PM&R physicians) for the 2025-2026 application season in lieu of a narrative letter of recommendation. Letter writers can

Guidelines for submitting proposals for research funds from the Mobility Foundation Center at UT Southwestern.

Information on the application process for the fellowship programs in the Division of Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases.

HIV Medicine Fellowship Overview The HIV Medicine Fellowship is a one-year, Texas Medical Board-approved program that provides comprehensive, rigorous training in both inpatient and outpatient HIV medical care. The focus of this training is HIV primary care but also includes training experiences in HIV PrEP care, sexually transmitted infections, perinatal HIV management, hepatitis C co-infection, and other chronic complications of HIV medicine. The primary target audience for this fellowship are

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.