University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program
Interventional radiology - integrated - Dallas, TX | ACGME Code: 4164800001 | NRMP Code: 2835416A0
The Interventional Radiology - Integrated Residency program at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center is accredited by the ACGME. It offers a comprehensive educational experience with a focus on diagnostic imaging interpretation and clinical patient management in the field of interventional radiology. Successful completion of the program makes physicians eligible for an IR/DR dual certificate, preparing them for both academic and private practice careers.
The program aims to develop procedural and patient care excellence skills through mentorship by a diverse faculty, comprehensive knowledge in radiology subspecialties, and clinical training across various healthcare settings. It emphasizes training outstanding care providers for diverse practice environments and mentors the next generation of research and education leaders in radiology.
The curriculum includes rotations structured on a four-week block basis, providing exposure to core radiological subspecialties. Residents start with a preliminary year followed by a progression through diagnostic and interventional radiology rotations culminating in the IR preparation and elective rotations.
Residents have access to resources like electronic educational materials, online platforms, and educational stipends. They participate in daily conferences, a diagnostic and IR didactic curriculum, and research projects in collaboration with faculty in various areas such as drug delivery techniques, molecular imaging, and biomarker development.
The program offers competitive stipends, low-cost insurance plans, malpractice coverage, generous PTO, paid medical and parental leave, and free parking. It accepts applications through ERAS and requires additional materials like a personal statement, CV, transcript, Dean's letter, and letters of recommendation. There are three positions available annually, with interviews typically conducted in November and December.
For International Medical Graduates, specific information can be found on the program's residency page.
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PGY1 Positions 4 ( 4, 2, 3, 3, 2 )
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Dallas County, Texas
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