About the Program

Quick Facts

By the Numbers!

• 8-9 residents are accepted each year
• 34 total residents are ACGME approved for our training program
• 88% of our graduating residents go on to do fellowships
• 60 faculty members are available to train and mentor radiology residents
• 2 chiefs are selected each year

Scheduled Areas of Rotation 

Residents rotate through all the below areas during the first three years of their residency:

• Body CT, fluoro and MR
• Breast imaging
• Chest
• Head & Neck
• Musculoskeletal
• Neuro CT, MR
• Non-invasive neurointerventional
• Nuclear Medicine, including PET and cardiac
• Pediatric radiology
• Ultrasound
• Veteran's Administration Medical Center
• Vascular interventional

During their 2nd and 3rd years, residents can also request elective rotations in education or research.  Fourth-year 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 Requirments

• Visit the American Board of Radiology for specifics on board certification requirements.