This site provides information about the radiology residency program and department.

The facilities, resident training program, teaching conferences, resident and faculty evaluations, research and resident lectures, curriculum, application process, and fellowship programs are discussed.

Information on Allegheny General's radiology residency program, schedules, conferences, faculty, fellowships, current residents, graduates, policies, curriculum and medical student rotations. (Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania)

Online resources for residents and program directors

The site introduces Baylor and Houston and Texas Medical Center, describes conferences, curriculum, affiliated hospitals, and learning resources. It provides online teaching cases, faculty listing, and a resident listing. Residency programs in diagnostic radiology, radiation oncology and nuclear medicine as well as medical student electives, fellowships and graduate courses are discussed.

The site describes the radiology residency rotations, review course, conferences, equipment, research, libraries, and alumni association and provides miscellaneous other information.

The rotations, conferences, training in radiological sciences, research, facilities, salaries and benefits, faculty, the Diagnostic Radiology Program and the combined Radiology/Neurology/Neuroradiology Program and application process are outlined.

Some of the sections include a current list of daily lectures, calendar of department events, photographs of department life, resident handbook, Internet links, online residency program brochure, and educational goals for each year of residency.

The site includes conferences, resources, radiology ground rounds and resident seminars and a link to the department's home page.

The Training Program section of this site provides information about the radiology and nuclear medicine residency programs and also the fellowship and summer research programs. The rotations during the training programs, the facilities, and the functions of the Division of Radiological Sciences are also outlined.

The Education section of this site provides a description of three residency programs in radiology, neuroradiology, and nuclear medicine. Topics discussed include the department, conferences, teaching material, research and fellowships, medical school clerkships, visiting fellowships and radiology fellowships.

The rotations, physics training, on call experience, educational program, educational center, evaluation, research, housing and benefits, and fellowships obtained by graduating residents, facilities and application process are summarized.

Radiology Residency at North Shore University Hospital.

This is a collection of radiology written board review notes for residents in radiology. It is a evolving project covering all areas of radiology. Also contains links to radiology recalls. (Because the information is based on the individuals' notes and recollections, there may be errors in the information provided.)

This site provides comprehensive information about the residency program including curriculum, faculty, facilities and research. (Temple, Texas)

The site describes the residency and fellowship programs, faculty and staff links with selected profiles, online continuing medical education content and brochures of upcoming courses, the visiting education program, research laboratories and programs, and the medical student clerkship.

Site contains information about Residency and Fellowship training programs, department newsletters, research, faculty, and patient information. (Stony Brook, Long Island, New York)

Residency and Fellowship training opportunities, clinical procedures, research projects, and patient information available in the Radiology Department at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

The site outlines the residency, fellowship and medical physics programs and provides information about their courses, faculty, medical imaging research and education foundation, clinical section summaries, research sections, and clinical trials.

Information is provided about the radiology residency, PhD program in Innovative Neuroradiology Technologies, fellowships, medical student rotations and online lectures. Topics related to the residency program include an overview of the program, mentorship program, hands-on training, conferences, and research opportunities.

Selected sections describing the department are a list of scientific publications, computers and medical informatics, CME conferences, department history, training program description, introduction to the department's sections, research opportunities, and a list of residents.

An overview of the residency program, description of the five hospital training sites, introductions to the academic divisions and faculty, curriculum outline, Intranet links, fellowship program descriptions and pictures of current residents are provided.

The rotations during the residency program, faculty and staff, continuing medical education courses, grand rounds schedule, minifellowships, educational support services, facilities, research, resident salary and benefits, application process, and the conference schedule are outlined.

The curriculum and rotations, equipment, faculty, conferences, research and representative publication citations, and fellowship placements are outlined.

A description of the residency program, past grand rounds, imaging processing and NMR research is provided.