By the Numbers!
- 7 Diagnostic Radiology residents are accepted each year (3 advanced positions and 4 categorical positions)
- 34 total residents are ACGME approved for our training program
- Large majority of our graduating residents go on to do fellowships
- 60+ faculty members are available to train and mentor radiology residents
- Chief resident (PGY5), rising chief resident (PGY4), and junior chief resident (PGY3) are elected each year
What Other Residencies/Fellowships Do You Offer?
Check out our full list of residencies and fellowships.
Scheduled Areas of Rotation
Residents rotate through all the below areas during the first three years of their residency:
- Body CT, fluoroscopy and MR
- Breast imaging
- Chest
- Head & Neck
- Musculoskeletal
- Neuro CT, MR
- Nuclear Medicine, including PET and cardiac
- Pediatric radiology
- Ultrasound
- Veteran's Administration Medical Center
- Vascular interventional
During their PGY3 and PGY4 years, residents also participate in rotations in education or research. PGY5 residents are allowed, within approved parameters, to select which subspeciality areas they wish to rotate through. These are known as "mini fellowships."
Benefits
- Competitive stipends
- Comprehensive medical, dental, hospitalization and pharmacy benefits for residents and their dependents
- 21 days of annual paid time off
Board Certification Requirements
- Visit the American Board of Radiology for specifics on board certification requirements.