All residents are required to complete a core curriculum which can be completed in 36 rotations. There is a great deal of flexibility in determining the remaining 16 rotations with varying degrees of focused study, encouraged and accommodated. Residents begin taking night call at the end of December. We have designed the curriculum for the first 6 months of the residency to include rotations that serve to prepare residents for call. Learning Experience Our residents are important to us and we are committed to outstanding teaching at all levels of resident training.
Residents participate actively in the decisions which are made about the residency program.
Year one of this support is paid by the Medical Center and years 2-4 of the residency is paid by the department. In the first year, we offer a special introductory lecture series 3-4 evenings per month to help you get oriented and prepare for your clinical responsibilities, including night call. The Department also offers a weekly schedule of Grand Rounds. M.D. The Society has funded many important projects that have directly enhanced resident educational experiences. We have a state of the art Radiology Learning Center equipped with the latest in American College of Radiology teaching files, videodisc equipment, videodisc library, computers and slidemakers for use by the residents.