University of Michigan Program
Nuclear medicine - Ann Arbor, MI | ACGME Code: 2002511039
The University of Michigan Radiology Department offers a Nuclear Medicine Residency Program that focuses on clinical service, research, and education involving the medical uses of radiopharmaceuticals. The program is led by a dedicated and experienced faculty of approximately 30 physicians and scientists.
Fellowship Training and Education: - The program offers a one-year or two-year fellowship in Nuclear Medicine for individuals interested in specialized training in an academic department. - Fellows actively participate in all functions of their chosen subspecialty under faculty supervision. - The fellowship emphasizes current state-of-the-art practices, new imaging techniques, and opportunities to instruct medical students and radiology residents. - Fellows are encouraged to engage in basic or clinical research within their selected subspecialty.
Additional Information: - The program provides training to prepare physicians for independent practice in nuclear medicine, covering a comprehensive experience in nuclear radiology and medicine. - Eligibility criteria for the program are based on ACGME guidelines for Nuclear Medicine Residency. - Fellows have opportunities to gain research skills and participate in various conferences and didactic lectures. - The program offers space for research activities, including laboratories for image analysis, instrument development, and small animal studies.
Application Requirements: - Candidates must have completed either a 4-year, ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency for eligibility in a 1-year Nuclear Medicine residency, or an ACGME-accredited residency in Internal Medicine, Surgery, or another clinical care discipline for eligibility in a 2-year Nuclear Medicine residency. - Interested individuals can apply for the fellowship program by filling out the application available on the program's website.
For more information or inquiries, candidates can reach out to Miya Gholston at the Department of Radiology, Division of Nuclear Medicine, Michigan Medicine. Phone number: 734-936-5385.
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- Crime Rate and Safety: Ann Arbor is known for being a safe city with a relatively low crime rate compared to other cities of its size.
- Fun Activities: Ann Arbor has a vibrant cultural scene with plenty of art galleries, restaurants, and live music venues. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy parks and nature trails.
- Climate: Ann Arbor experiences four distinct seasons with cold winters and warm summers. Residents can enjoy the changing seasons.
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- Education: Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan, offering educational opportunities and cultural events.
- Cost of Living: The cost of living in Ann Arbor is relatively high compared to other cities in Michigan, mainly due to the university's influence on the local economy.
- Proximity to Bigger Cities: Detroit is approximately 45 minutes away by car from Ann Arbor. Detroit offers a more urban experience with a wide range of activities and cultural attractions.
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