Brown University Program
Radiology-diagnostic - Providence, RI | ACGME Code: 4204321183 | NRMP Code: 1677420A0
The Brown University Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is a comprehensive four-year program that aims to train residents to become competent, well-rounded general radiologists ready for clinical practice. While many residents pursue sub-specialty training, Brown ensures a secure foundation in all areas of imaging and intervention. With a focus on providing residents with a positive training experience in a welcoming team environment, the program offers an optimal balance of autonomy and supervision.
The program is led by prominent faculty including Ana P. Lourenco, MD, FACR, FSBIDiagnostic (Program Director), Holly C. Gil, MD (Associate Professor), Elizabeth Lazarus, MD (Associate Program Director), and Eric Dietsche, MD (Associate Residency Program Director).
Application requirements for the Diagnostic Radiology Residency at Brown University include submitting applications through ERAS with documents such as the Dean's Letter, medical school transcript, at least 3 letters of recommendation, personal statement, and USMLE scores. Successful completion of USMLE Step I and II exams is required, with no cutoffs on scores or attempts. Applicants must have completed a clinical year in an ACGME-accredited program in various specialties. International applicants should obtain a J1 Visa sponsored by the ECFMG, with potential H1B sponsorship for graduates of U.S. medical schools.
Residents at Brown University engage in rotations across subspecialty areas at academic campuses, minimizing travel and fostering a close-knit residency atmosphere. The program provides access to numerous educational resources, conferences, moonlighting opportunities, and a comprehensive wellness program to support resident well-being. Graduates of the program have a high rate of fellowship placement and subsequent successful careers in the field of radiology.
The program offers competitive salary and benefits to residents at various post-graduate year levels, alongside a range of compensation packages and additional benefits to support resident development and overall well-being. Residents are valued members of the department and receive ample opportunities for education, training, and career advancement during their time at Brown University.
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- Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program | Radiology | Medical School | Brown University
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- Salary and Benefits | Radiology | Medical School | Brown University
- Residents | Radiology | Medical School | Brown University
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PGY1 Positions 6 ( 6, 6, 7, 6 )
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Quality of Life
Location
Providence County, Rhode Island
Living in Providence, RI
- Crime rate and safety: Providence is generally a safe city, but it does have some areas with higher crime rates. It is important to be aware of your surroundings, especially at night.
- Fun activities: There are many exciting things to do in Providence, such as visiting WaterFire events, exploring Waterplace Park, enjoying the culinary scene on Federal Hill, and visiting the RISD Museum.
- Climate: Providence has a humid subtropical climate with cold winters and warm summers. Be prepared for snowfall in the winter months.
- Races and population: Providence is a diverse city with a mix of ethnicities and races. The population is around 180,000 people.
- Education: Providence is home to several prestigious universities, including Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
- Cost of living: The cost of living in Providence is slightly higher than the national average, especially for housing. However, it may be more affordable compared to some other major cities.
- Proximity to bigger cities: Boston, MA is approximately 50 miles away from Providence, which is about a 1-hour drive. Boston offers a vibrant city life with numerous cultural attractions, restaurants, and historical sites.
- Pros: Diverse population, cultural attractions, close to Boston, prestigious universities.
- Cons: Some areas with higher crime rates, higher cost of living compared to some other locations.
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