Our residents get a written exam every month. It keeps them studying. Of the five residents, four have moved into fellowships or training programs at the University of Washington, Johns Hopkins, Harvard and the University of California. The fifth, Dr. Jon DeLacey, is completing a fellowship in neuroradiology at UNM Hospital. DeLacey, who plans to practice in Durango, Colo., this summer, attributes the residents' success to his teachers.
Radiology is the branch of medicine which uses radiant energy to diagnose and treat diseases.
In addition to the standard four years of medical school and a year of clinical practice, radiology residents must take an additional five years of study and pass the ABR test before they can be certified to practice their demanding discipline. Great People Doing Great Things.