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The UTSW-Parkland Health Equity Scholars Program is designed to equip Clinician-Educator or Clinician track faculty with practical tools and experience to engage the community in activities that promote health and support health equity.

The Office of Quality, Safety, & Outcomes Education About Us For over a decade, UT Southwestern's Office of Quality, Safety, and Outcomes Education (QSOE) has collaborated with internationally recognized experts in quality improvement, team science, high-reliability organizations, and patient safety – alongside our own faculty, educators, and clinicians – to develop rigorous programs and resources that advance patient safety, optimize clinical systems, and promote a sustained culture of evidence

The scholarly activity in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety allows medical students to gain training and experience in quality improvement methodology.

SWAT Small Grants Program Request for Proposals Submission Deadline: May 1 Sponsored by The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Southwestern Academy of Teachers (SWAT) Project Purpose The purpose of the SWAT Small Grants Program is to promote education research and innovation in the UT Southwestern Medical Center educational community. SWAT is an organization of faculty from UT Southwestern’s three degree-granting schools whose mission is to promote excellent education on our campus

Aishwarya Vishwanathn has worked on a blood management project as she pursues the Distinction in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety.

Projects completed in 2011 as part of the Medical Student Research Program at UT Southwestern.

Jet Tsien is studying novel bioisosteres in the Organic Chemistry Graduate Program at UT Southwestern

The following courses and experiential work are considered prerequisites for students applying for a master's degree in Genetic Counseling at UT Southwestern.

Taking part in the Medical Education pathway, Shivani Gaitonde saw a different side of medical education as she helped other UT Southwestern students learn.

Lexus Tatge is studying Nuclear Receptor Biology and Neurotrauma in the Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program at UT Southwestern