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Community-based participatory research (CBPR) helps develop replicable models for understanding health and disease, and to promote healthier lives.

Ms. Hernandez highlighted several achievements in patient care and performance, emphasizing how all of these fit in with UT Southwestern’s values: Excellence, Teamwork, Compassion, and Innovation.

Physicians and patients alike benefit from the integrative and collaborative approach to cardiovascular care taken by cardiologists at UT Southwestern.

Education & Training in Digestive and Liver Diseases Our educational programs in digestive and liver diseases emphasize excellence in clinical service that is integrated with a robust, research-driven training curriculum. Our faculty's diverse expertise—spanning clinical practice, translational and basic science, and medical education—fosters a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. We offer a range of educational experiences, including a distinguished GI fellowship with a specialized

The Hypertension Program at UT Southwestern helps patients and primary care physicians by providing state-of-the-art treatment using multidisciplinary approaches.

Cardiology Fellowship Programs Cardiology welcomes our incoming class of clinical fellows for 2025-26. UT Southwestern’s cardiology fellowships provide trainees with exciting opportunities to advance their knowledge and careers, and the field of medicine itself. Our clinical programs emphasize state-of-the-art clinical training with excellent volumes and faculty supervision, integrated with didactic instruction and innovative research. Postdoctoral research fellows will find a broad range of

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Our education and training programs provide top-tier experiences in cardiovascular medicine and its subspecialties, combining excellent clinical practice with exceptional research opportunities.

Information on the fellowship program offered in the Division of Hematology and Oncology at UT Southwestern (UTSW).

Learn about the Nutrition and Metabolic Diseases Division of UT Southwestern's Department of Internal Medicine