Rochester General Hospital Program
Interventional radiology - independent - Rochester, NY | ACGME Code: 4153542009
The Rochester General Hospital Interventional Radiology Residency Program offers a dual certificate program in Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology (IR/DR). The program at Rochester General Hospital emphasizes mentorship from experienced interventional radiologists who provide training in minimally invasive procedures, clinical care, and diagnostic imaging interpretation. The program includes an Integrated IR/DR Residency, Independent IR Residency, and Early Specialization in IR (ESIR) programs.
In the Integrated IR/DR Residency, residents undergo five years of training, including three years of diagnostic training followed by two years of clinical IR training. The program aims to develop well-rounded, clinically oriented IR graduates who are proficient in both diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology procedures.
For applicants interested in the program, the application deadline is typically October 15th. Requirements include 3 Letters of Recommendation, CV, Dean's Letter, and a Personal Statement. There is no specified minimum board score to apply, and applications are reviewed holistically. The program also offers benefits such as a Physics Course, Moonlighting opportunities, Professional Liability Insurance, Vacation time, and Retirement programs, among other benefits.
The program supports ESIR designation and offers Independent IR Residency positions for one- and two-year applicants who have completed DR residencies. Residents have the opportunity to engage in various rotations, procedures, and interventions covering arterial and venous diseases, oncology, spine and women's health interventions, and more.
Furthermore, the program also offers visiting student rotations for medical students interested in interventional radiology. The program's faculty includes experienced interventional radiologists who are dedicated to providing a comprehensive training experience for residents. Residents graduate prepared to pursue board certification in both interventional and diagnostic radiology, ready for careers in academic or private practice settings.
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