The University of Toronto has a large Residency Training Program in Diagnostic Imaging. One to three month rotations through all the Abdominal Imaging services are enhanced by daily teaching rounds at the affiliated hospitals, a lecture series in the PGY2-PGY3 years and easy access to large hospital teaching files and the American College of Radiology teaching file. Review lectures, mock oral examinations and OSCE examinations are also provided by faculty annually with additional sessions provided for the final year Residents prior to the Board examination. Each clinical rotation has specific goals and objectives with increasing responsibility given to the Residents as they progress through the training program. Written evaluation of individual progress is performed every one to two months with direct feedback to the residents.
Faculty are also active in undergraduate teaching.
As well as using imaging to teach anatomy to medical students in a structured lecture series, there is also a lecture series introducing the specialty of Diagnostic Imaging to the students. There is also a large elective program for medical students in the Department of Medical Imaging. Organ Imaging Review Course. Faculty also regularly lecture at The Michener Institute of Technology. Faculty also provide one day review courses from time to time and many are invited speakers at national and international meetings.