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Leading Academic Medical Center in Dallas, Texas
UT Southwestern Medical Center stands as one of the nation's premier academic medical institutions, seamlessly integrating groundbreaking biomedical research with exceptional clinical care and education. Our faculty includes six Nobel Laureates, 25 members of the National Academy of Sciences, and 24 members of the National Academy of Medicine, reflecting our commitment to scientific excellence. With over 3,200 full-time faculty members, we drive medical advancements and translate research into innovative treatments for patients. Our physicians provide comprehensive care across 80+ specialties, serving over 120,000 hospitalized patients annually while maintaining rigorous standards of clinical excellence.As an academic leader, we educate future physicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals through our four schools, including the UT Southwestern Medical School and Peter O'Donnell Jr. School of Public Health. Our research enterprise supports over 6,000 projects annually, with funding exceeding $767 million in 2023-24. We maintain affiliations with major clinical training hospitals like Clements University Hospital and Parkland Memorial Hospital, ensuring our discoveries directly benefit patient care. Our values of excellence, innovation, teamwork, and compassion guide our mission to improve health outcomes for Texas residents and global communities through scientific discovery and medical education.
Services
Clinical Research
Medical Education
Patient Care
Biomedical Research
Public Health Training
Cancer Treatment
Neuroscience
Pediatric Care
Genetic Research
Radiation Oncology
Details
- Year established: 1943
Highlights and features
- We have six Nobel Laureates on our faculty
- Our research funding exceeds $767 million annually
- We provide care in over 80 medical specialties
- Our faculty includes 25 National Academy of Sciences members
- We operate one of the nation's top-ranked hospitals
Services
Clinical Research
Our clinical research programs bridge scientific discovery with patient care, focusing on translating laboratory findings into effective treatments. With over 6,000 active research projects and $767 million in annual funding, we investigate novel therapies for complex diseases. Our faculty includes 14 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators who lead groundbreaking studies in areas like cancer, neuroscience, and genetic disorders.
Medical Education
We offer comprehensive medical education through four academic institutions, including UT Southwestern Medical School and Peter O'Donnell Jr. School of Public Health. Our programs train future physicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals with a curriculum combining theoretical knowledge and practical experience. With 937 medical students and 1,400+ clinical residents, we emphasize innovation in medical education and interprofessional collaboration.
Patient Care
Our patient care services span 80+ medical specialties, serving over 5 million outpatient visits annually. Through affiliated hospitals like Clements University Hospital and Parkland Memorial Hospital, we provide advanced treatments for complex conditions. Our clinical teams focus on personalized care, with recent expansions including a $5 billion pediatric campus and Fort Worth radiation oncology center offering MRI-guided precision treatments.
Biomedical Research
Our biomedical research initiatives drive medical innovation through basic science and translational studies. With 500+ research labs and collaborations across 14 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators, we explore fundamental biological processes and develop new therapeutic approaches. Key research centers include the O'Donnell Brain Institute and Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center, focusing on neurodegenerative diseases and oncology advancements.
Public Health Training
The Peter O'Donnell Jr. School of Public Health trains professionals in epidemiology, health policy, and population health management. Our programs address regional and global health challenges through research on disease prevention, healthcare access, and community wellness initiatives. We collaborate with local organizations to implement evidence-based public health solutions and train future public health leaders.
Questions
What makes UT Southwestern different from other medical centers?
We uniquely combine Nobel-caliber research with clinical excellence and medical education. Our faculty includes 25 National Academy of Sciences members and 24 National Academy of Medicine members, more than any Texas institution.
How can I access patient care services?
Contact our main phone line at 214-645-8300 to schedule appointments or visit our website to find a physician. We operate multiple locations including Clements University Hospital and affiliated clinics across North Texas.
What research opportunities are available?
We support over 6,000 research projects annually with $767 million in funding. Researchers access 500+ labs and specialized centers like the O'Donnell Brain Institute, with collaboration opportunities across 14 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators.
How does UT Southwestern contribute to medical education?
We educate 937 medical students, 1,400+ clinical residents, and trainees across four schools. Our curriculum emphasizes innovation in medical education, interprofessional collaboration, and hands-on clinical experience at affiliated hospitals.
What recent expansions have occurred?
We opened a $177 million radiation oncology campus in Fort Worth and began construction on a $5 billion pediatric campus. These projects expand access to specialized cancer treatments and comprehensive pediatric care in Dallas.
