Approximately 40,000 diagnostic radiographic studies and 12,000 procedures in Nuclear Medicine are conducted here annually. All residents receive three weeks of vacation each year and a week during the winter holidays. The department pays for one professional conference during your residency and additional conferences if you are presenting a paper. The department pays tuition for the rotation at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. A living allowance for this rotation is also provided.
Residents receive annual book allowances.
A home computer allowance is provided in the first year. Residents participate in a long-term disability plan and life insurance. A personal interview is a requirement for admission. After initial selection of applicants, from their applications, we invite candidates to campus for interviews. Our eight positions are filled through the National Residency Matching Program.