St Luke’s Hospital – Anderson Campus Program

The St. Luke’s Hospital – Anderson Campus Program offers an ACGME accredited Integrated Interventional Radiology Residency. The program aims to train residents in both Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology in a supportive and collegial environment. Residents work alongside Diagnostic Radiology colleagues and are exposed to a diverse patient population and advanced facilities.

The program's teaching faculty is dedicated to cultivating future leaders in the field of IR with a focus on community care. Residents are encouraged to engage in quality initiatives for safe patient care. The curriculum includes comprehensive training in diagnostic imaging, cutting-edge technologies, and emphasizes patient safety practices.

Throughout the program, residents gain a deep understanding of imaging pathology and technologies, preparing them to provide high-quality care in the field of IR. The curriculum is designed to promote a healthy work-life balance and encourages personal growth in addition to professional development.

The program provides a unique opportunity for residents to collaborate with vascular surgery colleagues on complex cases, enhancing their procedural proficiency and clinical skills. The faculty are highly supportive, providing supervision and guidance to residents for their continuous growth and learning.

The St. Luke’s Hospital - Anderson Campus is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including dedicated spaces for education and research, simulation labs, standardized patient rooms, and conference facilities. The program offers a diverse and extensive clinical exposure, promoting a broad-based learning experience for residents.

Residents have the opportunity to engage in quality improvement projects and research activities, mentored by experienced faculty members. The curriculum is designed to prepare residents for board eligibility and equip them with the skills needed to succeed in their future practice.

The St. Luke's Diagnostic Radiology Residency Anderson Program requires applicants to have graduated from medical school within the past five years and must have successfully passed the USMLE/COMLEX examinations on the first attempt. International medical graduates must also submit ECFMG certification. The program does not sponsor visas, and applications must be submitted through ERAS.

Overall, the St. Luke’s Integrated Interventional Radiology Residency offers a rigorous and comprehensive training experience, preparing residents to become skilled and compassionate interventional radiologists.