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Led by experts at UT Southwestern, this course is for oncology professionals to learn or refresh SBRT/SAbR implementation and skills.

The UT Southwestern Gamma Knife Training Program in Dallas, TX, offers hybrid courses for radiation oncologists, neurosurgeons, and medical physicists.

SCCC offers a 10-week summer internship program for undergraduate students funded by the American Cancer Society. The program includes: mentored research experiences, formal curriculum, social activities and peer mentorship, and career development and networking

Meet the postdoctoral fellows and instructors currently working and training in the Green Center for Reproductive Biology at UT Southwestern

UT Southwestern's Pediatric Center for Pulmonary and Vascular Biology trains students, residents, and fellows.

Ophthalmology Clinical Research Unit (OCRU) About the OCRU The OCRU offers specialized services led by a team of certified ophthalmic technicians, certified photographers, and experienced research coordinators. We aim to collaborate with researchers, departments within our institution, other universities, research institutes, and industry sponsors to provide specialized ophthalmic expertise to support interdisciplinary clinical studies and clinical trials. We provide comprehensive eye

The General Surgery Resident Wellness Committee is dedicated to preventing burnout within the general surgery residency program.

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

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

Effective Feedback in Medical Education: Building Rapport and Trust Published on: March 31, 2025 This is the second article in the Effective Feedback Series, intended to equip medical supervisors with practical tools and tips for delivering guidance to learners during clinical training. "And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same." —Nelson Mandela Feedback is a cornerstone of medical education, guiding learners toward professional growth and