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Laboratory Informatics Resident Rotation Pathology informatics is a dynamic and increasingly sophisticated specialization with a wide range in scope, timeline, and impact. The pathology informatics core rotation is a unique experience designed to involve our trainees longitudinally in this important area at UTSW. Residents participate during their second year under the guidance of our pathology informatics faculty. Training focuses on the evaluation, implementation, utilization, and governance

Research The Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center is a “matrix” cancer center, which fosters routine interaction across scientific disciplines. This ensures research discoveries are broadly leveraged to promote new progress in the fight against cancer. These transdisciplinary interactions, along with overall depth and breadth of research, are key attributes underlying Simmons’ designation by the National Cancer Institute as one of a select group of “Comprehensive” U.S. cancer centers

Education & Training The Office of Education and Training at Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center coordinates training programs educating, mentoring, and promoting a diverse cancer research and care workforce. Our work fulfills Simmons Cancer Center’s core mission to ensure that all cancer trainees develop skills required to perform cutting-edge research across all cancer disciplines, including basic, clinical, and population sciences with an emphasis on translational research. The SCCC

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The UT Southwestern neurology residency program offers a research track designed to prepare the resident for a career in academic neurology as a clinician-scientist.

Why UTSW PM&R Residency Carol Boctor, M.D. “During the interview social, the residents’ energy was so joyous and contagious, I left convinced that this is a family I wanted to join.” Carol Boctor, M.D. Nedha Kinnare, M.D. “I appreciated the diverse exposure to all things PM&R, the large class size, and numerous research opportunities!” Nedha Kinnare, M.D. Michael Lieu, M.D. “I really enjoyed my away rotation here and learned so much. I also wanted to go to a larger program that also had a lot of

Clinical Chemistry Fellowship Past Fellows Year Name Career Next Step Location 2023-2025 Madhusudhanan Narasimhan, Ph.D. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas 2021-2023 S. M. Touhidul Islam, Ph.D. Albany Medical College Albany, New York 2021-2022 Bremansu Osa-Andrews, Ph.D. University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 2018-2020 Hana Klassen Vakili, Ph.D. University of Manitoba Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Canada 2016-2018 Khanh Quynh Ngoc Nguyen, Ph.D. Hospital appointment in

Bibliography for Phase I research on Gulf War illness by the Division of Epidemiology at UT Southwestern

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