University of California (San Francisco) Program
Radiology-diagnostic - San Francisco, CA | ACGME Code: 4200521031 | NRMP Code: 1062420A0
The University of California, San Francisco Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program focuses on shaping exceptional radiologists through innovative education, compassionate patient-centered care, and cutting-edge research. The program emphasizes training the next generation of radiologists to make a significant impact on patient care, research, and the advancement of radiology.
What Makes Them Special: - The program fosters a positive, inclusive, and innovative culture of continuous learning. - Emphasis on a diverse range of clinical education experiences with access to state-of-the-art technology.
Residency Highlights: - Residents rotate through multiple clinical sites including flagship sites with advanced imaging services. - Structured curriculum with core and advanced rotations in various subspecialties. - Residents have protected time for daily conferences. - Gradual increase in call responsibilities with a focus on early independent interpretative responsibility. - Preparation for the American Board of Radiology's CORE exam is comprehensive.
Residency Tracks: - ESIR (Early Specialization in Interventional Radiology) - ESNR (Early Specialization of Neuroradiology) - NR/DR (Nuclear Radiology/Diagnostic Radiology) - T32 NIH Research Scholar
Leadership Opportunities: - Residents can engage in various committee roles such as quality assurance, curriculum, social life, and research. - Community outreach programs, teaching opportunities, and mentoring programs are available.
Research Opportunities: - Residents have access to dedicated academic time, research services, and resources for conducting radiology research. - Residents are supported in attending academic conferences and engaging in scholarly activities.
Resident Life: - Supportive environment focusing on resident well-being and work-life balance. - Residents engage in social events, outings, and activities to foster camaraderie and relaxation outside of clinical duties. - San Francisco offers diverse cultural and recreational experiences for residents to enjoy outside of work.
Application Information: - The program seeks candidates with strong educational backgrounds and varied experiences. - Application requirements include a passing score on USMLE Step I and II, and completion of a preliminary year of training at an ACGME-accredited institution. - The program admits 14 residents per year and encourages diversity among applicants.
Please note that additional details and specific application procedures are available on the program's official website or through contacting the residency coordinator.
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PGY1 Positions 14 ( 14, 14, 15, 12 )
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Location
San Francisco County, California
Living in San Francisco, CA
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- Climate: San Francisco has a mild climate with cool summers and rainy winters. The city is known for its foggy weather, especially during the summer months.
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- Cost of Living: San Francisco has a high cost of living, especially in terms of housing. It's important to consider this when planning your budget.
- Proximity to Other Cities: San Francisco is close to other major cities like Oakland, Berkeley, and San Jose. Driving times to these cities vary but are generally within an hour's range.
- Pros: Rich cultural scene, diverse population, opportunities for outdoor activities, and renowned educational institutions.
- Cons: High cost of living, traffic congestion, and certain areas may have safety concerns.
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