Program Overview

Body Imaging and Intervention Fellowship

The Body Imaging and Intervention fellowship program is designed to develop subspecialty expertise in all imaging methods applied to the abdomen including Ultrasound, CT, and MRI. In addition, fellows are exposed to and participate in image-guided non-vascular interventions of neck, chest, abdomen, and pelvis.

Program Details

• The program is part of UT Health San Antonio.
• UT Health and UHS have a nationally recognized transplant program and level 1 trauma center, exposing fellows to a wide range of clinical conditions.
• Fellows are trained in CT virtual colonoscopy, CT angiography, and newer MR techniques such as MR fusion for prostate biopsies.
• Participation in educational and scientific research projects is encouraged, with presentations in national radiology meetings.
• Fellows participate in multidisciplinary GI, GU, and pancreas tumor board conferences and are actively involved in resident teaching.

Program Structure

• The position provides an opportunity for appointment as a clinical instructor, requiring participation in after-hour ER faculty coverage if the candidate is able to acquire a Texas medical license.
• The program director is Vijayanadh Ojili, MD.

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  • Breast/Women's Imaging and Intervention Fellowship
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