Education & Training
Explore What Makes Us Extraordinary
- Individualized
Curriculum - Large Program
Size - Diverse Practice
Settings - Research
Opportunities
- Alumni
Success
Join one of the largest, most prestigious radiology training programs in the nation
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Multiple Residency Programs
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Interventional Radiology - Independent
- Interventional Radiology - Integrated
- Nuclear Medicine
- Clinician-Scientist Training Track
Specialization Tracks
Our residency training offers three 1-year specialization tracks tailored to each resident’s individual professional goals:
- Residents have dedicated time to focus on personal interests and career objectives
- Residents may apply to pursue multiple tracks over the course of their training, if interested
Diverse Practice Exposure
- Sub-specialized and General Practice Settings
- Adult, Pediatric, and Geriatric Populations
- Opportunities for 30 Clinical Rotations
- Affiliations with:
- Children's Health
- Parkland Health & Hospital System
- Texas Health Frisco
- University Hospital & Clinics
Abundant Learning Experiences
- > 2,300 Inpatient Beds*
- > 1 Million Image Interpretations per Year*
- > 70,000 Interventional Procedures per Year*
Extensive Trainee Support
Radiology faculty are in all reading rooms, actively teaching trainees and allowing them to focus on learning.
World Class Research
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center is one of the world’s foremost research institutions that conducts life-changing research that has led to some of the most important discoveries of our generation.
- 6 Nobel Laureates
- 25 National Academy of Sciences Members
- 22 National Academy of Medicine Members
- > 5,800 Annual Research Projects
- > $554 million Annual Research Funding
Trainee Research
Our trainees have the opportunity to collaborate with Department and inter-departmental teams to contribute to groundbreaking research.
In the previous academic year, trainee research has appeared in:
- American Journal of Roentgenology
- Journal of Medical Imaging
- British Journal of Radiology
- Clinical Imaging
- Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology
- Emergency Radiology
- Journal of Vascular Interventional Radiology
Department Support
The Department provides travel and registration support to residents and fellows who present their work at local and national meetings. Trainee research projects are often funded by the Department.
Leaders in Academic and Private Practice
Our alumni are leaders, advancing the practice of radiology within academic and private practices across the nation and around the world.
Ninety-nine percent of residents have entered fellowship programs.
Approximately 20 percent of our graduates join an academic department or medical center and 80 percent join a private practice.
Explore What Makes Us Extraordinary
Multiple Residency Programs
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Interventional Radiology - Independent
- Interventional Radiology - Integrated
- Nuclear Medicine
- Clinician-Scientist Training Track
Specialization Tracks
Our residency training offers three 1-year specialization tracks tailored to each resident’s individual professional goals:
- Residents have dedicated time to focus on personal interests and career objectives
- Residents may apply to pursue multiple tracks over the course of their training, if interested
Join one of the largest, most prestigious radiology training programs in the nation
Diverse Practice Exposure
- Sub-specialized and General Practice Settings
- Adult, Pediatric, and Geriatric Populations
- Opportunities for 30 Clinical Rotations
- Affiliations with:
- Children's Health
- Parkland Health & Hospital System
- Texas Health Frisco
- University Hospital & Clinics
Abundant Learning Experiences
- > 2,300 Inpatient Beds
- > 1 Million Image Interpretations per Year*
- > 70,000 Interventional Procedures per Year*
Extensive Trainee Support
Radiology faculty are in all reading rooms, actively teaching trainees and allowing them to focus on learning.
Explore Our Training FacilitiesWorld Class Research
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center is one of the world’s foremost research institutions that conducts life-changing research that has led to some of the most important discoveries of our generation.
- 6 Nobel Laureates
- 25 National Academy of Sciences Members
- 17 National Academy of Medicine Members
- > 5,800 Annual Research Projects
- > $554 million Annual Research Funding
Resident Research
Our trainees have the opportunity to collaborate with Department and inter-departmental teams to contribute to groundbreaking research.
In the previous academic year, trainee research has appeared in:
- American Journal of Roentgenology
- Journal of Medical Imaging
- British Journal of Radiology
- Clinical Imaging
- Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology
- Emergency Radiology
- Journal of Vascular Interventional Radiology
Department Support
The Department provides travel and registration support to residents and fellows who present their work at local and national meetings. Resident research projects are often funded by the Department.
Leaders in Academic and Private Practice
Our alumni are leaders, advancing the practice of radiology within academic and private practices across the nation and around the world.
Approximately 20 percent of our graduates join an academic department or medical center and 80 percent join a private practice.
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Location and Facilities
Location and Facilities
UT Southwestern Medical Center is one of the world’s top academic medical centers and is ranked as the Best Hospital in Dallas-Fort Worth by U.S. News & World Report. Ten of our medical specialties and seven procedures were rated among the nation’s finest. Take a look at our Dallas campus in the video below.
The Department of Radiology is proud to be associated with an array of clinical and research settings including: a tertiary-care university hospital and its affiliated clinics, a growing community hospital, a public hospital and a Level 1 trauma center, and a tertiary-care pediatric hospital and Level I pediatric trauma center. This diversity of practice settings exposes our residents and fellows to a spectrum of population health. Explore all of our affiliated facilities.
Radiology Education Leadership
Radiology Education Leadership
Julie Champine, M.D.
- Professor of Radiology
- Vice Chair of Education (Interim)
LaToya Wright, BBA, C-TAGME
- Manager of Education Programs