Moving Into the Future With Biomedical Research
If you’re looking to make a difference through your contribution to medical research and innovation, look no further than UT Southwestern Medical Center. We’ve evolved to become one of the world’s foremost research institutions by adopting a “no-fence” multidisciplinary research approach. Our life-changing research achievements have led to some of the most important discoveries of our generation, including the life-saving statin drugs. Our breakthroughs make a difference and so will you.
UT Southwestern Medical Center is home to many nationally and internationally recognized physicians and scientists. Our faculty has received six Nobel Prizes and includes 22 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 17 members of the National Academy of Medicine, and 15 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators. This is a rich environment that can empower your performance.
Our faculty of more than 2,700 have more than 200 research laboratories with research underway ranging from the microscopic level to patient care as a whole – and continues to bring about notable discoveries, important educational opportunities, and advanced treatment options for improved health care.
Join this team and you’ll find a uniquely supportive and dynamic working culture. This is where elite researchers are recognized and respected for their work as they build strong, long standing relationships with the top people in their fields and thrive in a fast-growing environment fueled by great science and exceptional medicine.
Why UT Southwestern Is The Right Fit for You
We Educate
If you’re searching for an environment where you can constantly expand your horizons, UT Southwestern is your ultimate destination. We’re home to one of the nation’s top medical schools with emerging curricula and one-of-a-kind learning opportunities.
We Discover
At UT Southwestern, our researchers have the resources, support, cutting-edge technology, and funding necessary to produce breakthroughs that can have global implications.
We Heal
Ranked No. 1 in Dallas-Fort Worth for six consecutive years by U.S. News & World Report, UT Southwestern is where health care professionals deliver the future of medicine, every day.
A Great Place to Work, Officially
UT Southwestern is regularly recognized among the top places to work in Dallas-Fort Worth and the U.S. Here are just a few of the awards we’ve earned:
- Magnet Recognition
- Best Places to Work – Dallas Business Journal
- Corporate Citizen Award – LaunchAbility
- Platinum Fit-Friendly Worksite Designation – American Heart Association
- Best Places to Work Postdocs – The Scientist
- Employer of the Year – Association for Independent Living
- Celebration of Diversity Award Finalist – Ernst & Young and the Dallas Arboretum
- Mother-Friendly Worksite – Texas Department of State Health Services
- Lex Frieden Employment Award – Texas Governor’s Committee on People with Disabilities
- National Center for Healthcare Leadership
- 2015 Pinnacle of Excellence Award for Patient Experience – Press Ganey
Meaningful Milestone:
25 Years at UT Southwestern
In 2019, our Employee Recognition Program celebrated the achievements of 85 employees who have dedicated 25 years of service to our institution and its patients. Hear what they love most about being part of UT Southwestern and how much reaching that amazing milestone means to them.
Traci Holmes
Traci Holmes
Research Programs Manager
Research Programs Manager
I love working at UT Southwestern Medical Center because it means being part of a team that is striving to enhance the lives of others through education, research, and clinical care.
Sangita Sethuram
Sangita Sethuram
Research Scientist
Research Scientist
Our team’s cutting-edge research helps us get one step closer each day to our mission of promoting health and a healthy society. That is the reason I come to work every single day.
Gerald Strickland
Gerald Strickland
Psychological Associate I
Psychological Associate I
I love my job because the people I work with are very professional, kind, and understanding.
