Your elective rotations, residency, and fellowship are critical phases of your education that help prepare you for the challenges of medical care. Baylor’s medical education programs provide diversity, quality, and a combination of real-world applications and academic excellence. You’ll be trained by a staff of acclaimed physicians who practice and teach in a technologically advanced environment.

As an independent academic medical center, Baylor’s dedication and commitment to medical education is unsurpassed; it’s included in the hospital’s mission statement. While other institutions have faced funding cutbacks, which jeopardize many training programs, Baylor has initiated an endowment fund to ensure the future of medical education here. Our emphasis has always been on education as much as service. The attending teaching staff is selected to participate because of their own interest in furthering the education of residents. In fact, many of our current attendings were once residents at Baylor.

Baylor enjoys an excellent reputation as a medical education institution among medical students assigned here for clinical experience as well. Through its affiliation with various hospitals throughout North Texas, you’ll get the benefit of a small-hospital environment, as well as access to facilities of a world-renowned academic medical center.

At Baylor, you’ll work hard, but you won’t be overworked. Our training programs give you ample time to study and to pursue social interests.

If you’re ready to expand your clinical knowledge and improve your skills, a graduate medical education program is right for you.