University of Connecticut Program
Nuclear medicine - Farmington, CT | ACGME Code: 2000821020
The University of Connecticut Residency in Diagnostic Radiology is a four-year training program based in Farmington, CT. The program emphasizes a small academic practice within a community setting with a wide breadth of pathology. Residents work closely with subspecialty-trained faculty in a collegial, low-pressure atmosphere conducive to resident-driven academic pursuits.
The program is affiliated with a top state university and provides access to a variety of work experiences, including exposure to a diverse patient population through partnerships with state facilities like the Department of Corrections. Residents also rotate to Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center for unique urban healthcare experiences and receive pediatric training at Connecticut Children's Medical Center.
Educational support includes funding for attendance at the American Institute for Radiologic Pathology (AIRP) and national conferences. The program emphasizes well-being, providing holidays, hosting resident and faculty gatherings, and offering resources to promote work-life balance.
Application to the program requires a complete submission through ERAS, with potential consideration for graduates of foreign medical schools who have passed USMLE Steps 1 and 2. The program typically receives over 500 applications annually, interviewing approximately 15% of completed applications.
For questions or additional information regarding the application process, interested candidates can contact Lisa Turner, the Residency Coordinator, at the provided email and phone number.
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Farmington town, Hartford County, Connecticut
Living in Farmington, CT
- Crime Rate and Safety: Farmington is generally considered a safe town with a lower crime rate compared to other areas in Connecticut.
- Fun Activities: Farmington offers various outdoor activities like hiking, biking trails, and parks. There are also historical sites such as the Hill-Stead Museum.
- Climate: Farmington experiences all four seasons with cold winters and warm summers.
- Races and Population: Farmington has a diverse population with a mix of races and ethnicities.
- Education: Farmington is known for its reputable school system and is home to the University of Connecticut Health Center.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Farmington is higher than the national average, mainly due to housing costs.
- Neighboring Cities: Larger cities like Hartford and New Haven are approximately 30-45 minutes away by car. Hartford, the capital of Connecticut, offers a more urban experience with cultural attractions, restaurants, and shopping.
- Pros: Safe environment, outdoor recreational opportunities, good schools, proximity to larger cities.
- Cons: Higher cost of living, limited nightlife options within Farmington itself.
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