Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine Diagnostic Radiology Residency

Residents begin their training with a strong foundation in diagnostic imaging, patient care, and clinical medicine. Junior residents complete essential clinical training experiences that provide a deeper understanding of patient management and the role of imaging in medical decision-making.

As radiology residents progress through their first two years, they rotate through core imaging services including:

• Diagnostic Radiology

• Emergency Radiology

• Fluoroscopy

• Ultrasound

• Nuclear Medicine

• Breast Imaging

• Musculoskeletal Imaging

• Neuroradiology

• Cardiothoracic Imaging

• Abdominal Imaging

• Pediatric Radiology (R2 year)

• Breast Imaging (R2 year)

Working in a high-volume community teaching hospital allows residents to gain confidence interpreting a wide variety of common and complex pathology while developing strong relationships with referring providers and faculty mentors.

Senior residents assume increasing responsibility and autonomy while refining their diagnostic skills across all radiology subspecialties. Senior residents play a vital role in teaching junior residents and medical students, leading multidisciplinary discussions, and preparing for the transition to independent practice.

Advanced rotations provide for concentrated experience in subspecialty imaging with electives tailored to individual career goals. Residents participate in tumor boards, quality improvement initiatives, scholarly activity, and educational conferences while building expertise in efficient workflow and consultative radiology.

Graduates leave the program well-prepared for fellowship training or direct entry into practice, having trained in a collaborative environment dedicated to excellence in patient care, education, and innovation.