UTSW Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology leadership team

No, it's not a high-powered law firm: just four exceptional physicians who've led UTSW's Department of Internal Medicine during its 70-year history. Hear the story in their own words

Page | 1 The Division of Pediatric Genetics and Metabolism, under the direction of Ralph DeBerardinis, M.D., Ph.D., is responsible for the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of children with genetic disorders, including birth defects, malformation syndromes, genetically-defined developmental delays, and inborn errors of metabolism. Approximately one in four admissions to tertiary care pediatric hospitals results from conditions with a genetic basis. Although many genetic conditions

The CPRIT-funded Cancer Intervention and Prevention Discoveries Program (CIPD) program intends to train exceptional scientists capable of conducting independent cancer research with a deep understanding of the science, public health, and clinical problems of human cancer

The Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Oncology Fellowship Program at Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center provides a 12-month structured postgraduate education to prepare clinical nurse specialists*, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants with the expertise necessary to provide high-quality

Faculty Resources Employee Resources Neuro-Oncology Leadership Michael Youssef, M.D. Interim Section Head Contact Regina Oliver Academic Administrator regina.oliver@utsouthwestern.edu Patient Appointments 214-645-8800 Book Online The Neuro-Oncology section embodies the core missions of the Department of Neurology, including excellence in patient care, promoting education, and advancing research in malignant tumors of the CNS and cancer-related neurological disorders. Our faculty are recognized

Faculty Resources Employee Resources Highlighted Research Activities Our faculty performs cutting-edge clinical, translational, and basic science research in the pathogenesis and treatment of infectious diseases, including HIV, CNS viral infections, hepatitis C virus, respiratory tract infections, and gram-negative bacterial infections. Laboratory-Based and Basic Sciences J. David Beckham, M.D. Clinical & Research Interests: Arbovirus Pathogenesis Neuroimmunology and neurodegeneration Beckham

Faculty Resources Employee Resources Fellowship Programs The Division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine offers post-residency training in three subspecialties, including programs accredited by both the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and the Texas Medical Board (TMB) . Meet the 2024-25 Infectious Diseases Fellows Subspecialty Fellowships in ID General ID Fellowship Show menu The General Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program, accredited by the

Faculty Resources Employee Resources CME Courses in Digestive & Liver Diseases What's New in GI? This program is designed to provide attendees current information on how to recognize symptoms and use current data to establish diagnosis and formulate the appropriate treatment plans for the management of gastrointestinal diseases. Presented by experts in the field of gastroenterology, this course is designed for gastroenterologists, GI surgeons, internists, family practice physicians, nurse

Faculty Resources Employee Resources Adult Neurology The Department of Neurology offers a fully accredited, categorical four-year residency program in Adult Neurology. We select eleven adult neurology residents per year. Graduates are eligible for board certification in Neurology. Our residents are an exceptional and diverse group, bringing a wealth of backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences that enrich our learning environment and nurture a strong sense of community. Our track record speaks