Body Imaging Residents will become trained in fluoroscopic techniques and evaluation of the gastrointestinal tract. Following an initial instructional period, residents participate in the interpretation of radiographs and the performance of fluoroscopic procedures with the supervision of staff radiologists. In addition to computed tomography, rotations in nuclear medicine and ultrasound introduce the resident to the modalities necessary for film interpretation and emergency patient care.
Residents start call in the spring of their first year.
Second, Third and Fourth Years During the remaining years, rotations cover all areas of radiology. D.C. There is a rotation of float call yearly. A required reading list is constantly updated and materials are available in the department library. Our library has more than 450 volumes and subscribes to approximately 30 journals relating to radiology.