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The Endocrinology and Metabolism Division at UT Southwestern enjoys a rich tradition of excellence in scholarship, in clinical practice, and in the application of new knowledge to improve the health of people. At Southwestern you will have the opportunity to work and learn alongside outstanding physicians and great scholars. We welcome your interest and hope that you will take the opportunity to learn about our program and to visit us in person.
What We Value
We work to meet the highest traditional standards of professionalism. The first of these is honesty--with ourselves, with our colleagues, and with the persons who seek our help. There is no value more fundamental to our work as physicians or our participation in the community of scholars than simple honesty. Second, we place high value on integrity, not only as a personal trait, but also as a "social virtue" which dictates that a person honestly represent their best judgments, while respecting those of others. Our third professional standard is compassion--the noblest ideal of motivation for the work of the physician. Intellectual satisfaction, personal fame, and monetary enrichment are among many factors that can give incentive to our work, but genuine concern for others can illuminate the physician's life when other motivations disappear.
We strive to meet the highest standards of rigorous scholarship. We seek to generate new knowledge and to apply it for the benefit of human health. This entails the acquisition of broad and deep knowledge of the field, but also requires that we maintain an atmosphere that emphasizes creativity and innovation. We welcome new ideas-- and their rigorous analysis.
We place high value on our diversity and collegiality. The intellectual life is greatly enriched by exposure to new viewpoints and the challenges that result from rational discourse. Collegial participation in this community of scholar demands that all function as both teachers and learners.
2010 Open Endocrine Position
To apply for the open 2010 endocrine fellowship position please apply via electronic submission only to:
Endocrine.Fellowship@UTSouthwestern.edu
Subject Line: 2010 Open Endocrine Position
Due to the volume of interest all correspondence will be handled via the above email address only. If you currently have an application in the ERAS system please reference your AAMC ID number and your application will be reviewed. For those applicants not currently in ERAS please attach your CV, and any other pertinent documentation (such as letters of recommendation, transcripts, USMLE transcripts, personal statement, etc).
We ask that you please DO NOT fax or phone the program directly. Invitations to interview will be sent via email. All correspondence will be handled via email only.
Please note: This fellowship program is only accepting training grant eligible applicants who must be either US citizens or permanent residents. Thank you for your interest in the UT Southwestern Endocrine Fellowship Program.
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