University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago/Michael Reese Hospital Program
Radiology-diagnostic - Chicago, IL | ACGME Code: 4201612057
The University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago/Michael Reese Hospital Program offers a comprehensive Diagnostic Radiology Residency program. The program aims to train highly competent clinical radiologists with a focus on research. Residents are encouraged to take on the role of a consultant in patient care teams and engage in diagnostic and therapeutic imaging-guided procedures. The educational program includes practical experience in all radiological subspecialties and an extensive lecture-based curriculum.
Application to the program is through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The program requires USMLE Step 1 scores and considers Step 2 scores if available. Application materials include a personal statement, curriculum vitae, medical school transcript, three letters of recommendation, Dean's letter, and a photograph.
Residents at the University of Illinois Radiology Residency program have access to online references, book stipends, moonlighting opportunities, conference allowances, time-off for board exam preparation, and a generous vacation policy.
For more information, you may contact Rachel Marks, Program Coordinator, at [email protected].
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