New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) Program

The Interventional Radiology program at New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) offers a five-year training program that culminates in board eligibility in both diagnostic and interventional radiology. This innovative field harnesses the power of imaging to provide treatments using minimally invasive procedures, avoiding the risks associated with open surgery. The program's interventional radiologists perform a wide range of procedures, including treatments for cancer, fibroids, varicose veins, and kidney disease, enabling most patients to return home on the day of their procedure with minimal recovery time.

Residents in the Interventional Radiology program benefit from the expertise of specialists who use image guidance and advanced imaging techniques like X-ray, ultrasound, CT, and MRI to perform procedures. The diverse patient population at New York Presbyterian Hospital provides residents exposure to a variety of cases across all specialties. The final year of the training program allows residents to pursue personal educational interests, such as subspecialization in specific fields, procedures, research, or global health initiatives.

If you are interested in applying to the Interventional Radiology program at New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus), ensure to submit your application through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The program uses a rolling admissions process, and it is recommended to have your application complete and submitted by November 1st to secure interview opportunities. All interviews will be conducted via Zoom, offering flexibility and accessibility to applicants. For specific questions or inquiries, you can reach out to the program's Education Coordinator, Ashley Diodonet, whose contact information is provided on their website.

Please note that the program does not mention any information regarding visa support or specific application requirements. Make sure to review the complete details on the program's website for comprehensive application guidelines and program specifics.