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Pages No Results. Section Menu. Fellows are offered two months of elective time to spend in other subspecialties depending on their areas of interest Application Process: Applicants should be authorized to work in the United States, eligible for a permanent Missouri license, and board certified or board eligible prior to their anticipated start date.

Three letters of recommendation should be submitted, including one from a Body radiologist, and one from your resident program director. Interviews are held December through February.

Application Process Applicants should be authorized to work in the United States, eligible for a permanent Missouri license, and board certified or board eligible prior to their anticipated start date. Three letters of recommendation should be submitted, including one from a Breast radiologist, and one from your resident program director. Three letters of recommendation should be submitted, including one from a CardioThoracic radiologist, and one from your resident program director.

Three letters of recommendation should be submitted, including one from a Diagnostic radiologist, and one from your resident program director. Chang Y. Ho, MD , Program Director The Pediatric Neuroradiology Fellowship at IU School of Medicine was developed in as an opportunity to transfer the wealth of clinical pathology and faculty expertise in pediatric neuroimaging to the next generation of neuroradiologists.

Trauma and Emergency Radiology Fellowship. Scott D. All fellows in an IU School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences training program are required to do one research project for the Campbell-Klatte lecture series at Indiana University and then required to submit the project for peer-reviewed publication.

Fellows have academic time each week with some flexibility in the schedule that enable them to further develop areas of interest. Four weeks of vacation is standard for fellows and one week for conference, if the fellow has a scientific abstract accepted at a national meeting e. August 1, Applications may be submitted. November 1, First day of interviews. December 1, ERAS applications for Neuroradiology available. March 31, Last day of interviews.

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