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Contacts for the UT Southwestern Department of Pediatrics. Main number is 214-648-3383.

A one-year, TMB accredited Rhinology fellowship program is available every year through the Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Researchers within the Cain Center for Bladder Health study chronic urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and pelvic floor disorders.

Scholarly Activity UT Southwestern is proud to be on the forefront of medical research. Major breakthroughs in the field have come from work done by researchers in our own Department, which boasts six Nobel Laureates including Dr. Michael S. Brown and Dr. Joseph L. Goldstein . Our faculty are involved in major research projects in all fields,and their expertise is sought out by their peers across the country and the world. Residents are encouraged to join in the research being done on campus and

NNRC Current Fellows

The Head & Neck Surgery Fellowship provides advanced training in all aspects of care for the head and neck cancer patient.

Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center are doing a study to prevent cognitive decline in adults by reducing blood pressure.

A two-year, ACGME-accredited Neurotology Fellowship is available every other year through the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at UT Southwestern.

Seldin Awardee Reflections The Seldin Symposium is more than a competition; it's a celebration. It joyfully recognizes what trainees can achieve when they work with researchers and clinicians who are dedicated to their success, whether personal, professional, or scientific. We invited recent awardees to reflect on the meaning of the Seldin Symposium as we honor their contributions and look forward to how they will transform medicine and science in ways we can't yet imagine. Ezim Ajufo Olgert

Research Funding the Findings! Currently, research grant applications are being funded, and six National Institute of Health (NIH) proposals were submitted last fall for funds to further promote our research efforts. In collaboration with CBC's Zimmern lab, researchers from Dr. Jeremiah Gassensmith's lab and Dr. Nicole DeNisco's lab have received a grant. The researchers engineered a dye called BactVue. The dye may potentially label cells with an active bacterial infection in the bladder. This