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SUCCESS Program

Starting University Clinical Careers Effectively, Scholarly, and Successfully

Being an academic physician can be challenging. If you're a new faculty member, it is important to understand early all components necessary for career success. The SUCCESS program helps clinical faculty thrive by providing training in the four domains of excellence required for academic promotion: Clinicians, Educators, Scholars, Institutional Citizens. 

In this two-part virtual program, faculty can get a jumpstart on the who, what, where, and how to be a successful clinical faculty member at UT Southwestern.

Target audience

  • Newly hired and current Instructors, Assistant Professors, and Associate Professors on the Clinician-Educator, Clinical Scholar, or Clinician tracks.
  • New, or aspiring, Division Directors and other faculty may also benefit.

2024 Workshop

Missed SUCCESS 2024? View videos and access the presenters' content and resources by clicking on the session topics below!

Roadmap to SUCCESS

Three female and two male doctors in white coats

Clinical Development

Two surgeons during a procedure

Educator Development 

Five female doctors and one male doctor

Scholarly Productivity Made Easy

A man and a woman look at a poster

Professionalism and Institutional Citizenship

Three men

Wellness Development

Three men

Putting It All Together

Three men
  • Q&A Panel Successes

    Q&A panelists:Dr. Sara Hennessy, Associate Professor of Surgery and Director of the Surgical ICU at Clements University Hospital, Dr. Christiana Renner, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Hospital Medicine Division, and Associate Program Director for the Internal Medicine Residency, Dr. Gilberto Salazar , Professor of Emergency Medicine, Section Chief, and EMT/Paramedic Continuing Education of Emergency Services, Disaster, and Global Health, and Dr. Rinarani Sanghavi, Professor of Pediatrics, and Director of Pediatric Neuro-gastroenterology (CMC)

    Video Duration: 51:27

Contact the SUCCESS Team

success@utsouthwestern.edu

Phone: 214-648-2590