St Francis Medical Center Program

The St Francis Medical Center Program's Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is under the direction of Dr. Judy Squires, MD, with support from Dr. Nikhil Amesur, MD, and Dr. Marion A. Hughes, MD. The program is based at UPMC-Presbyterian Hospital, rotating through other UPMC hospitals to provide diverse experiences in areas such as trauma, oncology, pediatrics, and women's health. Residents participate in the ACR's didactic course at the American Institute of Radiologic Pathology during their third year. The program has a strong history of attracting competitive applicants with excellent performance metrics on exams. Residents have the opportunity for diverse experiences, peer teaching, and concentrated training in various subspecialties. The program fosters research, teaching, and academic pursuits, with many residents pursuing subspecialty fellowships post-residency. Moonlighting opportunities are available, and Pittsburgh offers a vibrant living environment.

The program accepts applications through ERAS for PGY-2 positions and participates in the NRMP. The curriculum complies with UPMC Graduate Medical Education, ACGME, and ABR requirements. Residents have access to mini-fellowships, diverse electives, and close relationships with subspecialty faculty. The program emphasizes multidisciplinary training by integrating with the IR Residency Program. The department is renowned for its research activities, ranking 12th in the nation for NIH grant funding. Residents benefit from a robust educational environment, fulfilling both academic and private practice career paths. The program provides a competitive salary and benefits package, educational funds, and opportunities for moonlighting.

For more details, interested applicants can refer to the program's Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) tab on their website.