Education

Our residency programs are designed to offer a comprehensive educational experience in all elements of diagnostic and interventional radiology, including chest radiology, mammography, musculoskeletal radiology, gastrointestinal radiology, genitourinary radiology, neuroradiology, pediatric radiology, cardiovascular and interventional procedures, nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and emergency radiology.

Resident Education

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Our residents receive training in all required sub-specialties of radiology and have the option to train in neuro-interventional radiology, interventional nephrology, OB/US, PET/MRI, and participate in research rotations.

We strive to instill in our residents a lifelong commitment to excellence in diagnostic imaging and image-guide interventions, quality patient care, and cooperation in all clinical activities to advance the well-being of our region and beyond.

DR Rotations

The rotation schedule** for Diagnostic Radiology is designed to facilitate appropriate progression through residency. Below is representative schedule for each PGY year. All rotations are 4 weeks in length.

PGY 2:

Chest - 8 weeks
Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
IR - 12 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
Body Imaging - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 4 weeks

PGY 3:

Chest - 4 weeks
Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
IR - 4 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 8 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
Body Imaging - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 8 weeks
Breast Imaging - 4 weeks

PGY 4:

Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
IR - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 8 weeks
MRI - 8 weeks
Breast Imaging - 4 weeks
OB/US - 4 weeks
AIRP Course - 4 weeks

PGY 5:

Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
IR - 4 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
Body Imaging - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 4 weeks
Breast Imaging - 8 weeks
MRI - 8 weeks
Electives - 12 weeks

**Schedules for ESIR residents and residents participating in the American Board of Radiology's 16-month Nuclear Medicine Pathway will vary and are created to accommodate ACGME and ABR requirements.

IR/DR Rotations

IR/DR residents are required to have at least one critical care rotation and have the opportunity to rotate through vascular surgery, interventional nephrology, and neuro-interventional radiology. The final two years of residency are heavily IR-focused. Below is a representative schedule for our IR/DR residents. All rotations are 4 weeks in length.

PGY 2:

Chest - 8 weeks
Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
IR - 12 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
Body Imaging - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 4 weeks

PGY 3:

IR - 8 weeks
Chest - 4 weeks
Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
Body Imaging - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 8 weeks
Breast Imaging - 4 weeks

PGY 4:

Musculoskeletal - 4 weeks
Body - 4 weeks
Pediatric Radiology - 4 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
Neuroradiology - 4 weeks
GI/GU - 4 weeks
Emergency Radiology - 4 weeks
MRI - 8 weeks
Ultrasound - 4 weeks
Breast Imaging - 4 weeks
OB/US - 4 weeks
AIRP - 4 weeks

PGY 5:

IR - 32 weeks
Nuclear Medicine - 4 weeks
MRI - 4 weeks
Breast Imaging - 8 weeks
Electives - 4 weeks

PGY 6:

IR - 36 weeks
SICU - 4 weeks
Vascular Surgery - 4 weeks
Interventional Nephrology - 4 weeks
Neuro-interventional - 4 weeks

Didactics

Research

The Department of Radiology strongly encourages and supports scholarly activity among it's faculty and residents. Our residency program has established specific research requirements for all residents and provides guidelines and activities to promote scholarship.

Resident Research Requirements:

Participation in a PQI project
One publication per year (4 for DR residents and 5 for IR/DR residents)
Presentation at two departmental research symposiums (one offered each academic year)
Presentation at one Journal Club per year

Research Guidelines & Activities:

Department research symposiums offered every per year
Research electives
Research time built into certain rotations
$1250 annual educational stipend provided by the institution may be used to support travel to scientific meetings (subject to approval)

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