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We recruit and train physician leaders as comfortable taking on systemic challenges in health as caring for individual patients.
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Improving Care. Improving Health.
We’re here to make health — including health care — better. The end goal is a complete revolution in how people get and stay healthy.
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We reward creative thinking and encourage rapid experimentation, using collaborative programs to speed promising research to market.
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True health demands that the whole work in harmony, which is why we’re dedicated to partnership. Indeed, we can’t achieve our goals without it.
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We’re rethinking the role of academic medicine in improving health — and doing so with a unique focus on our community.
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Overview Overview Get Involved Case Studies Reports PARTICIPATE: See Impact Events COLLABORATE: Work With Us READ: Dell Med Profiles
Overview Overview Academics How to Apply Student Resources Financial Aid Graduate Medical Education Why Dell Med? PLAN: Application Timeline EXPLORE: Continuing Medical Education PREPARE: Programs for Youth & Undergrads
Overview Overview Case Studies Vision Redesigning Clinical Care Addressing Health Drivers Improving the System GET CARE: Visit UT Health Austin LEARN: About the Health Ecosystem MEET: Local Health Leaders
Overview Overview Vision Mentorship & Collaboration Research Institutes & Centers Research Labs (A to Z) Research Resources Translational Research ATTEND: See Research Events MEET: Office of Research Team
Overview Overview Case Studies Vision Collaborative Opportunities INNOVATE: Discover the Texas Health CoLab PARTICIPATE: See CoVentures Events LEARN: About Dell Med
Overview Overview News Units: Departments & More Leadership Directory Partners Events Health Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Maps & Parking Tours Request a Speaker Support Dell Med CONNECT: Resources for Media CONTACT: Email, Phone & More EXPLORE: Our Cultural Values
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