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The transplant nephrology fellow will join UT Southwestern’s vibrant organ transplantation program in kidney, heart, liver, lungs, and bone marrow.

Current residents in the Internal Medicine Residency Training Program at UT Southwestern (UTSW) Medical Center.

Education & Training The NNRC provides a combination of education and training to support the research mission at UT Southwestern. We provide hands-on education tailored to the individual needs of nurses, therapists, and physicians engaged in research. Engaged Nursing Students Partnering In the Research Experience (ENSPIRE): fourteen-month program during which undergraduate nursing students spend five hours per week participating in clinical research trials. Boot Camp: one day BootCamp for

Annual NNRC Symposium Register for the International Neuroscience Nursing Research Symposium (INNRS) This conference addresses neuroscience nursing research across the continuum of scientific inquiry: bench/basic research, translation research, planned clinical trials, works in progress, and completed studies. In this fast-paced meeting you will hear from over 30 world leaders in neuroscience nursing research. If you conduct, carry-out, or care for patients in, neuroscience research studies, you

The Department of Internal Medicine at UT Southwestern Medical Center seeks academically motivated, fellowship-trained, full-time faculty to fill available positions.

List of alumni for the Neurological Surgery Residency Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

UT SAGE is designed to increase geriatrics education throughout UT Southwestern through a curriculum that emphasizes patient safety and patient-centered care.

Shreyo Rao, M.D. Seldin Scholar, 2021 What stood out about your research experience at UT Southwestern, and how did it shape your career? I was fortunate to connect with transformative mentors who showed me how to translate my passion for health equity into research that could help advance healthcare for underserved people. That mentorship, particularly from Dr. Ambarish Pandey, made me believe in the work as well as my own capacity to succeed in research, both of which were invaluable to my

Current faculty of Diabetic Limb Salvage

Overview Infectious Diseases' Epidemiology Section in the Department of Internal Medicine.