University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program
Physical medicine and rehabilitation - Dallas, TX | ACGME Code: 3404821065 | NRMP Code: 2835340C0, 2835340A0
The UT Southwestern Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Program in Dallas, Texas provides a comprehensive educational experience for both allopathic and osteopathic resident physicians. The program consists of 33 residents, including six categorical positions with an intern year and three advanced positions. Residents work closely with various medical specialties to manage physical and cognitive impairments and engage in patient and community education activities.
The program has an updated curriculum that includes traditional lectures, hands-on workshops, panel discussions, and introductory and advanced lecture series. Residents have access to educational resources such as monthly Grand Rounds, Journal Club sessions, and electronic books via the Health Sciences Digital Library and Learning Center.
The residency program follows a rotation schedule across various sites including Parkland Health, Zale Lipshy Pavilion, and VA North Texas Health Care System. Residents participate in inpatient and outpatient clinical experiences, consults, and elective rotations. A night float rotation is scheduled during the PGY2 and PGY3 years, covering inpatient rehabilitation units at designated hospitals.
The UT Southwestern PM&R Residency Program also emphasizes resident wellness through a dedicated committee focusing on emotional, social, environmental, physical, intellectual, spiritual, and career-related wellbeing. Additionally, the program supports global health initiatives by offering opportunities for faculty and residents to engage in international physiatric outreach.
Application to the UT Southwestern PM&R Residency Program involves submitting applications by late September, followed by rounds of interview invitations in October.
The program provides a detailed explanation of salary and benefits which can be found on the Parkland Health GME Benefits website.
Current residents from various graduating classes are listed on the program website, each sharing their background, career interests, hobbies, and hometown details to give prospective applicants an insight into the diverse cohort of residents in the program.
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PGY1 Positions 6 ( 6, 9, 9, 8 )
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Location
Dallas County, Texas
Living in Dallas, TX
- Crime Rate and Safety: Dallas has both safe and less safe neighborhoods. It's essential to research the specific area where you plan to live to ensure safety.
- Fun Activities: Dallas offers a diverse range of activities such as museums, parks, sports events, vibrant nightlife, and delicious dining options.
- Climate: Dallas has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Be prepared for high humidity during summer months.
- Races and Population: Dallas is a diverse city with a significant population of Hispanic, African American, and White residents.
- Education: Dallas is home to several universities and colleges, offering educational opportunities to residents.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Dallas is relatively affordable compared to other major cities in the U.S. Housing costs can vary depending on the neighborhood.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Dallas is approximately a 4-hour drive from Houston and a 3-hour drive from Austin. Both cities offer unique cultural experiences and amenities.
- Pros: Vibrant cultural scene, diverse population, affordable cost of living.
- Cons: Traffic congestion, humid summers, safety concerns in some neighborhoods.
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