University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program
Interventional radiology - independent - Dallas, TX | ACGME Code: 4154800001
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center offers an Interventional Radiology - Integrated Residency Program that is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). The program aims to prepare and inspire the next generation of clinicians, researchers, educators, and leaders in radiology, interventional radiology, and medicine.
Program Highlights:
- Extensive training in diagnostic and interventional radiology
- Eligibility for the IR/DR dual certificate upon completion
- Training at diverse medical campuses including Parkland Memorial Hospital, Clements University Hospital, and Children's Health Children's Medical Center
- Dedicated CORE radiology lecture series in the R3 year
- Opportunities for research and clinical educator skill development
Training Curriculum:
- Rotations structured on a four-week block basis
- Comprehensive exposure to core radiological subspecialties
Resources:
- Access to radiology education office, UT Southwestern medical library, and online resources such as eAnatomy, RADPrimer, and STATdx
- Rotation at the American Institute for Radiology Pathology RadPath Course in Washington, D.C.
- Additional annual educational stipend
Application Process:
- Three residency positions offered annually
- Applications through ERAS
- Requirements include personal statement, CV, medical school transcript, Dean's letter, and three letters of recommendation
- Completion of a supplemental ERAS application is optional
International Medical Graduates:
For inquiries regarding International Medical Graduates, it is recommended to visit the residency page for more information.
Please note that the program provides competitive salaries and benefits. For further details on the admission process and program structure, you may refer to the university's official website.
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