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History of the Department The Beginning The Plastic Surgery Residency Training Program at UT Southwestern began in 1969 with the appointment of one faculty member, who served as Chair, one resident, and a secretary in a Division of the Department of Surgery. Now, there are more than 20 full-time faculty members, more than 30 clinical faculty attendings, 22 full-time residents, six full-time fellows, and more than 100 administrative and support personnel. Before 1969, plastic and reconstructive

Upcoming Events Please see all of our upcoming events listed below. Important Dates Date Curriculum Topic November 2025 - January 2026 Individual Specialty Meetings February 3, 2026 Rank Lists March 3, 2026 SOAP Important ERAS Dates Date Curriculum Topic October 2025 - January 2026 Interview Season February 2, 2026 Ranking Opens March 4, 2026 Rank List Deadlines March 16, 2026 Match Status Notifications at 10AM ET; SOAP Begins March 19, 2026 SOAP Interviews (9AM - 9PM) March 20, 2026 MATCH Day

We are comprised of clinical radiation oncology, medical physics and engineering, molecular medicine, and comparative oncology and research innovation.

UT Southwestern's Otolaryngology Residency Program is one of the premier training programs in the country.

The Department of Radiation Oncology supports four interlinked research tracks, all of which aim at expediting the delivery of better cancer treatment options.

Fellow Education Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship UT Southwestern launched a Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program in July 2020. The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited program is a two-year fellowship dedicated to training future leaders in pediatric hospitalist medicine. Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program Overview The Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) Fellowship Program was ACGME approved in 2020 and a new fellowship program was started in

Rubin Named Professor Emeritus Published on: December 30, 2025 Following more than 40 years of distinguished service and a career characterized by exceptional contributions to clinical care, education, research, and program development, Craig Rubin, M.D. , has been appointed Professor Emeritus of Internal Medicine. Dr. Rubin joined the Division of General Internal Medicine (GIM) faculty in 1985 after completing his residency training at UT Southwestern under Donald Seldin, M.D. In 1989, he

UT Southwestern’s Once Upon a Time Human Genomics Center offers Comprehensive Pan-Cancer Next Generation Sequencing, research testing, and genomics analysis support.

Arthur L. Chilton and the A. L. Chilton Foundation have been instrumental to the success of the Department of Biochemistry at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

Medicine and Psychiatry Leadership message to applicants of the Med/Psych training program at UT Southwestern.