Program Overview

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Introduction to the Radiology Program

The Radiology program at the University of South Florida (USF) Health is a comprehensive educational and training experience designed to equip residents with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to excel in the field of radiology. The program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and offers a unique blend of academic and clinical training.

Program Overview

The Radiology program at USF Health is a four-year residency program that provides residents with a broad range of educational and clinical experiences. The program is designed to provide residents with a strong foundation in the principles of radiology, as well as advanced training in specialized areas such as interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, and neuroradiology.

Program Structure

The program is structured to provide residents with a gradual increase in responsibility and autonomy as they progress through the four years of training. The first year of the program is focused on providing residents with a broad introduction to the principles of radiology, including radiologic anatomy, physics, and pathology. The second and third years of the program are focused on providing residents with advanced training in specialized areas of radiology, such as interventional radiology and nuclear medicine. The fourth year of the program is focused on providing residents with opportunities for elective rotations and research projects.

Interventional Integrated Radiology Residency Program

The Interventional Integrated Radiology Residency Program at USF Health is a two-year program that provides residents with advanced training in interventional radiology. The program is designed to provide residents with a strong foundation in the principles of interventional radiology, as well as hands-on experience with a wide range of interventional procedures.

Program Director's Welcome

The Vascular and Interventional Radiology Residency program at USF Health is an ACGME-accredited program that provides residents with a unique blend of academic and clinical training. The program is designed to provide residents with a strong foundation in the principles of interventional radiology, as well as hands-on experience with a wide range of interventional procedures.

Program Details

• The program is primarily based out of Tampa General Hospital in Tampa, FL.
• The hospital is a 1041-bed Level 1 trauma center with 43 surgical suites and 7 interventional suites.
• The program provides residents with hands-on experience with a wide range of interventional procedures, including liver interventions, complex venous interventions, and women's health interventions.
• The program also provides residents with opportunities for research and academic pursuits, including participation in national conferences and publication in peer-reviewed journals.

Research

The Radiology program at USF Health is committed to advancing the field of radiology through research and academic pursuits. The program provides residents with opportunities to participate in research projects and present their findings at national conferences.

Research Areas

• The program has a strong focus on interventional radiology research, including studies on liver interventions, complex venous interventions, and women's health interventions.
• The program also has a strong focus on imaging research, including studies on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and positron emission tomography (PET).

Admissions Criteria

The Radiology program at USF Health is highly competitive, and admission is based on a variety of factors, including academic performance, clinical experience, and personal statement.

Application Process

• Applications are accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).
• The program requires a completed application, including a personal statement, transcripts, and letters of recommendation.
• Interviews are held between October and December of the interview season.

Current Residents

The Radiology program at USF Health has a diverse group of residents from a variety of backgrounds and with a range of interests and experiences.

Resident Profiles

• The program has a total of 20 residents, with 5 residents in each year of the program.
• The residents come from a variety of medical schools and have a range of clinical experiences.

Graduates

The Radiology program at USF Health has a strong track record of placing graduates in highly competitive fellowship programs and academic positions.

Graduate Profiles

• The program has a total of 50 graduates, with 25 graduates in academic positions and 25 graduates in private practice.
• The graduates have a range of interests and experiences, including interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, and neuroradiology.

Teaching Awards

The Radiology program at USF Health has a strong focus on teaching and education, and the program has received several awards for excellence in teaching.

Teaching Award Recipients

• The program has received the prestigious "Teacher of the Year" award from the USF Health Department of Radiology.
• The program has also received the "Excellence in Teaching" award from the USF Health College of Medicine.

Leave and Benefits

The Radiology program at USF Health provides residents with a range of benefits, including paid time off, education funds, and reimbursement for conference attendance.

Leave Policy

• The program provides residents with 20 days of paid annual leave per year.
• The program also provides residents with 15 days of paid sick leave per year.

Education Funds

• The program provides residents with a $500 annual book fund.
• The program also provides residents with reimbursement for conference attendance, including $2250 for attending educational conferences with accepted abstracts/presentations.

Moonlighting

The Radiology program at USF Health allows residents to participate in moonlighting opportunities, including contrast coverage and weekend clean-up shifts.

Moonlighting Policy

• The program allows residents to participate in moonlighting opportunities, including contrast coverage and weekend clean-up shifts.
• The program also provides residents with reimbursement for moonlighting opportunities, including $100 per hour for contrast coverage and $200 per hour for weekend clean-up shifts.

Sites

The Radiology program at USF Health has several clinical sites, including Tampa General Hospital, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, and Bay Pines VA Hospital.

Tampa General Hospital

• Tampa General Hospital is a 1041-bed Level 1 trauma center with 43 surgical suites and 7 interventional suites.
• The hospital has a range of clinical services, including interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, and neuroradiology.

H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center

• H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center is a comprehensive cancer center with a range of clinical services, including interventional oncology and radiation oncology.
• The center has a strong focus on research and academic pursuits, including participation in national conferences and publication in peer-reviewed journals.

Bay Pines VA Hospital

• Bay Pines VA Hospital is a 372-bed hospital with a range of clinical services, including interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, and neuroradiology.
• The hospital has a strong focus on patient care and education, including participation in national conferences and publication in peer-reviewed journals.