Fellowship in Body Imaging

The one-year Body Imaging Fellowship provides comprehensive training in high-volume inpatient, outpatient, and emergency ultrasound, CT, and MRI. Training covers advanced abdominal and pelvic imaging, cancer staging and surveillance, dual-energy CT, pre- and post-transplant imaging, liver and pancreatic MRI, MRCP, prostate and rectal cancer imaging, enterography, lymphangiography, vascular imaging, and PET-MRI. Fellows also participate in multidisciplinary cancer conferences, case conferences, resident and medical student teaching, and research or scholarly projects under faculty mentorship.

1. Applications are currently being accepted for the 2027–2028 fellowship year
2. The program follows the SCARD timeline for fellowship interviews
3. Complete the official Body Imaging Fellowship application form
4. Submit the completed application to Kristin Hastings, Fellowship Coordinator
5. Required documents include:
6. CV
7. Personal statement
8. Three letters of recommendation
9. Photograph
10. USMLE scores
11. Medical school diploma
12. Internship completion certificate
6. Applicants are notified when their application is complete and informed about interview invitations
7. Selected candidates proceed through the fellowship interview process