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Your Academic Medical Center for Innovative Care
UT Southwestern Medical Center stands as one of the nation's premier academic medical institutions, seamlessly integrating pioneering biomedical research with exceptional clinical care and education. Our faculty, including Nobel laureates and members of prestigious national academies, drives groundbreaking medical advancements while providing patient-centered care across 80+ specialties. With a commitment to translating scientific discoveries into real-world treatments, we serve over 5 million outpatient visits annually, fostering a healthier future through innovation, education, and community engagement. 
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Medical School
Graduate Biomedical Sciences
School of Health Professions
School of Public Health
Clinical Research
Patient Care
Community Outreach
Research Labs
Education Programs
Specialty Care
Highlights and features
- We integrate groundbreaking research with clinical care led by Nobel laureates and National Academy members.
- Our faculty includes 14 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators advancing medical science.
- Nationally ranked in 12 specialties, the most of any Texas hospital.
- We serve over 5 million outpatient visits annually with personalized, multidisciplinary care.
- Our team trains future medical leaders through top-ranked education programs.
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Medical School
UT Southwestern Medical School trains future physicians through an innovative curriculum combining early clinical exposure with research opportunities. Our students benefit from mentorship by Nobel laureates and National Academy members while gaining hands-on experience at top-ranked hospitals. Graduates achieve high match rates in competitive specialties, supported by state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to compassionate care.
Graduate Biomedical Sciences
Our Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences offers Ph.D. programs in fields like cancer biology and neuroscience, preparing researchers to address global health challenges. Students work alongside Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigators in cutting-edge labs, contributing to discoveries that bridge bench-to-bedside applications for patient care.
School of Public Health
The O'Donnell School of Public Health conducts population health research and trains leaders in epidemiology, biostatistics, and health policy. Faculty address disparities through initiatives like the Texas Online Population Health Assessment Tool and community-based cancer screening programs improving access for underserved populations.
Clinical Research
Our clinical research programs translate laboratory discoveries into new treatments through initiatives like the Dallas Heart Study and Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center. Researchers collaborate across disciplines to develop AI-driven diagnostics, gene therapies, and community health interventions impacting patient outcomes nationwide.
Specialty Care
We provide specialized care in 80+ disciplines, including neurology, oncology, and cardiology, using the latest technologies at Clements University Hospital and affiliated institutions. Our multidisciplinary teams deliver personalized treatment plans for complex conditions, supported by over 3,200 faculty physicians recognized for medical breakthroughs.
People
Steven McKnight
Biochemist
Dr. McKnight's research on cellular metabolism and gene regulation has earned him the Lasker Award, advancing understanding of metabolic diseases and cancer biology.
Eric Olson
Molecular Biologist
Dr. Olson's discoveries in Duchenne muscular dystrophy and CRISPR gene editing have revolutionized genetic disease treatments, earning him the Horwitz Prize for biomedical innovation.
Jiang He
Epidemiologist
Dr. He leads cardiovascular research initiatives with over $200 million in NIH funding, authoring 700+ high-impact publications on hypertension and population health strategies.
Sarah Messiah
Pediatric Epidemiologist
Dr. Messiah directs child population health programs, focusing on obesity prevention through school interventions and serving as national chair for Obesity Week conferences.
Joan Conaway
Molecular Biologist
As Dean of Basic Research, Dr. Conaway oversees 500+ labs advancing gene expression studies and mentoring the next generation of scientific leaders in biomedical discovery.
Questions
What educational programs does UT Southwestern offer?
We provide medical school, graduate biomedical sciences, public health, and health professions programs with hands-on clinical training and research opportunities.
How does UT Southwestern contribute to medical research?
Our faculty conducts 6,000+ annual research projects, including breakthroughs in cancer, cardiovascular disease, and genetic therapies through 500+ labs.
What clinical services are available?
We offer care in 80+ specialties across affiliated hospitals, including Clements University Hospital and Parkland Memorial Hospital.
How does UT Southwestern support patient care?
We provide comprehensive resources for pre-visit preparation, in-hospital support, and post-discharge follow-up through our patient portal.
What community initiatives does UT Southwestern lead?
Our outreach includes the Dallas Heart Study, cancer screening programs, and partnerships addressing food insecurity and health disparities.
