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Pediatric Cardiology 2023 Annual Report Pediatric Cardiology – 2023 Annual Report Page | 2 The Division of Pediatric Cardiology provides comprehensive care for children with congenital and acquired heart disease as well as young adults with congenital heart disease; conducts seminal research; promotes innovation and quality improvement; and oversees an internationally recognized training program. Under the direction of Nicolas Madsen, M.D., M.P.H., the Division provides

Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2023 Annual Report The Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine strives to be a national leader in education and research while providing compassionate, high-quality emergency care to pediatric patients in North Texas. Pediatric Emergency Medicine – 2023 Annual Report Page | 2 The Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM) provides clinical services at the Emergency Department (ED) of Children's Medical Center Dallas (CMC). The Dallas campus

Neurocritical Care Leadership Venkatesh Aiyagari, M.D. Division Chief Contact Misti Marshall Section Administrator misti.marshall@utsouthwestern.edu The Division of Neurocritical Care is the largest in North Texas and brings together faculty from diverse disciplines including neurology, anesthesia, internal medicine, and radiology. The division embodies the core missions of the Department of Neurology, including excellence in patient care, promoting education, and advancing our understanding of

Cerebrovascular Diseases and Stroke Leadership Mark Johnson, M.D. Section Head Clinical and Education Ying Xian, M.D., Ph.D. Section Head Research Contact Brenda Thomas Academic Administrator | brenda.thomas@utsouthwestern.edu Taylor Norman Operations Manager | Taylor.Norman@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online Recognized by the U.S. News & World Report as a high-performing center for stroke, our section is one of the academic leaders in the nation. Our core mission

Neuro-Oncology Leadership Michael Youssef, M.D. Interim Section Head Contact Regina Oliver Academic Administrator regina.oliver@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online The Neuro-Oncology section embodies the core missions of the Department of Neurology, including excellence in patient care, promoting education, and advancing research in malignant tumors of the CNS and cancer-related neurological disorders. Our faculty are recognized nationally and internationally for

The Clinical Informatics Center leverages the knowledge from research and experience in biomedical informatics, data sciences, social sciences, clinical sciences, and other domains for the generation of informatics-based products or services to improve quality and safety of patient care and the

Movement Disorders Leadership Vikram Shakkottai, M.D., Ph.D. Section Head Vibhash Sharma, M.D. Clinical Lead Contact Elva Coronado Academic Administrator elva.coronado@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online The Section of Movement Disorders is one of the nation's leading academic movement disorders sections. The Section embodies the core missions of the Department of Neurology, including excellence in patient care, promoting education, and advancing our understanding

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

Belonging, Accessibility, and Engagement Mission Statement The mission of the Pathology Committee for Belonging, Accessibility, and Engagement is to foster a supportive culture in our department, provide a welcoming environment in which all groups feel a sense of belonging and promote equality of opportunities. Vision Statement We envision a department where the principles of equal opportunity are embedded in the framework of everything we do, as core institutional values that drive decision

News Patient Care Research Teaching In the News Have you ever wondered what foods you should stay away from when being treated for a urinary tract infection? Dr. Philippe Zimmern shared some insight in a recent Everyday Health article that reveals a closer look on foods patients may want to avoid. Dr. Philippe Zimmern sat down with TIME Magazine to discuss which bathroom habits are normal vs. abnormal. More in MedBlog Back-to top