James Zasadzinski, M.d.

Biography

Dr. Zasadzinski completed his undergraduate training at the University of Notre Dame majoring in chemistry and philosophy. He attended the New Jersey Medical School (now Rutgers) before completing his medical training through the UT Southwestern Internal Medicine Residency Program. From early in his career, Dr. Zasadzinski has been particularly interested in outreach to indigent and underinsured populations, and improving care for the underserved. He worked throughout medical school at a student-run free family health clinic in Newark, New Jersey, and balanced his medical studies with employment in the UMDNJ Department of Preventive Medicine and Essex County Cancer Coalition. Originally born in Carrollton, he returned to the DFW Metroplex to complete his training and is thrilled to be staying on as a full-time faculty hospitalist at Parkland Hospital.   Education Medical School New Jersey Medical School (2013) Residency UT Southwestern Medical Center (2016), Internal Medicine Research Interest Hematology/Oncology Public Health/Care for the Indigent and Underinsured Populations Professional Associations/Affiliations American College of Physicians (2015) Quick Links Administrative Offices UTSW Leadership Related Links Division of Hospital Medicine Institution Careers Comments & Questions Contact Us Maps Sitemap Legal Non-Discrimination Policy Patient Rights Open Records Privacy Policy Site Policies State State of Texas Texas Veterans Portal TRAIL Search UT System Social               Copyright 2017. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 5323 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75390 Phone 214-648-3111 Dr. Zasadzinski completed his undergraduate training at the University of Notre Dame majoring in chemistry and philosophy. He attended the New Jersey Medical School (now Rutgers) before completing his medical training through the UT Southwestern Internal Medicine Residency Program. From early in his career, Dr. Zasadzinski has been particularly interested in outreach to indigent and underinsured populations, and improving care for the underserved. He worked throughout medical school at a student-run free family health clinic in Newark, New Jersey, and balanced his medical studies with employment in the UMDNJ Department of Preventive Medicine and Essex County Cancer Coalition. Originally born in Carrollton, he returned to the DFW Metroplex to complete his training and is thrilled to be staying on as a full-time faculty hospitalist at Parkland Hospital.   Education Medical School New Jersey Medical School (2013) Residency UT Southwestern Medical Center (2016), Internal Medicine Research Interest Hematology/Oncology Public Health/Care for the Indigent and Underinsured Populations Professional Associations/Affiliations American College of Physicians (2015) Quick Links Administrative Offices UTSW Leadership Related Links Division of Hospital Medicine Institution Careers Comments & Questions Contact Us Maps Sitemap Legal Non-Discrimination Policy Patient Rights Open Records Privacy Policy Site Policies State State of Texas Texas Veterans Portal TRAIL Search UT System Social               Copyright 2017. The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 5323 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75390 Phone 214-648-3111

Research Interest

Hematology/Oncology