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Applications for the Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship Program begin each year in July through ERAS and NRMP.

CMRU Recognized by Area Nonprofit for Team Excellence Published on: March 26, 2024 Cardiometabolic Research Unit Provides Health Screenings to Vulnerable Population From left, UGM Volunteer Coordinator Tonya Johnson, UGM CEO Bruce J. Butler, Neil Keshvani, M.D., and Daniel Ayodel, M.B.S. The Cardiometabolic Research Unit, under the direction of Thomas J. Wang, M.D., Professor and Chair of Internal Medicine, and Ambarish Pandey, M.D., M.S.C.S. , Associate Professor in the Division of Cardiology

Fellows in the Department of Pediatrics Division of Neonatal-Perinatal earn a stipend and have medical coverage for themselves and their families.

Special Interest Tracks Our program offers the following structured tracks in four areas: health equity, research, and advocacy (H.E.A.R.T.) in community or global health, integrative medicine, and HIV medicine. Residents who are interested in one or more of these tracks can deepen their understanding of this area during their residency experience. Residents who commit to and complete the requirements of a track receive a certificate on graduation. Click the tabs below for detailed information

The application process for Neonatal/Perinatal fellowships begins in July, but start dates are flexible.

Vision, mission, and goals of the Department of Pediatrics' Neonatal-Perinatal Fellowship Program.

Each center and/or physician likely has their own variation of how to introduce sexual medication and aids during and after therapy.

2022-2023 Composite Row 1 - Chiefs: Emily Hoff, Vicente Morales Oyarvide, Matthew Robson, Eddie Stephens, Emil Thyssen & Lauren Ward. PGY 5/UT-StARR: Emily May, Stephanie Moreno, Tom Phan & Vinayak Subramanian. PGY 4: Alexis Boulter, Kylie Cullinan, Nick Lee, Charlotte McLean, Danielle Morelli & Jet Patterson. PGY 3: Caroline Abe, Carol Abousaab, Samir Abu-Hamad, Temi Adegoke, Aradhna Agarwal & Vijay Agusala. Row 2 - PGY 3: Matthew Almonte, Fatima Alvi, Zaynab Amin, Ashwini Arvind,Nora Bismar

In Memoriam: John Fordtran Published on: February 24, 2025 John Fordtran, M.D. John Fordtran, M.D. , a former Professor and Chief of Gastroenterology who trained and mentored generations of physicians at UT Southwestern and at Baylor University Medical Center, died at his home north of Dallas on Feb. 23. He was 93. Dr. Fordtran joined the UT Southwestern faculty in 1962, recruited by Dr. Donald W. Seldin. A year later, he became the institution’s first Chief of Gastroenterology, a position he

2021-2022 Fellows Composite Row 1 : Lauren Franzblau, Gilbert Ortega, Gaytri Patel, Naiya Patel, Spencer J. Carter, Nicholas Hendren, Ari Bennett, Courtney Bess, Spencer V. Carter, Jeffrey Chidester, Laurette Femnou Mbuntum, Glynnis Garry, Kyle Geurink, Sarah Godfrey, Eric Hall, Natalie Hoeting, Athena Huang, Wynn Hunter, Neil Keshvani & Nitin Kondamudi. Row 2 : Ahmed Kolkailah, Douglas Kyrouac, Lakshman Manjunath, Mason Marcus, Benjamin Nelson, Nisha Raiker, Anjali Rao, Shreya Rao, Viraj Raygor