Fellowship in Neuroradiology

1. Must have successfully completed an ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency.
2. Must have Radiology Board Certification or Board Eligibility before appointment.
3. Must be eligible to obtain a California Medical License before appointment.
4. Must provide proof of U.S. citizenship or eligibility for U.S. employment upon hire.
5. International medical graduates must have a current and valid ECFMG certificate, be eligible for California licensure, and have passing USMLE Steps I, II and III or accepted equivalents.
6. Foreign medical graduates generally require an appropriate visa, usually a UCSF-sponsored ECFMG J-1 visa.

The Neuroradiology Fellowship at UCSF School of Medicine provides advanced training in diagnostic neuroradiology, covering brain and spine imaging, spine procedures, pediatric neuroradiology, functional MRI, spectroscopy, PET, head and neck imaging, angiography, neurograms, and exposure to Neuro Endovascular Surgery. The program offers extensive multidisciplinary training through weekly interdisciplinary conferences and opportunities for research across neuroradiology specialties. UCSF offers multiple fellowship pathways, including a clinical year followed by a junior faculty Clinical Instructor year for physicians pursuing academic careers.

1. Apply through ERAS when the application cycle opens; UCSF does not accept external candidates outside the Match.
2. Register for the NRMP Neuroradiology Fellowship Match.
3. Submit the required application materials:
4. Current CV
5. Personal statement describing career goals and plans
6. Digital headshot
7. USMLE/COMLEX or equivalent examination scores
8. 3 current letters of recommendation, including one from the current program director; up to 5 letters may be submitted.
4. Ensure the application is complete, as UCSF reviews only completed applications for interview consideration.
5. Selected applicants are invited for an interview, which is conducted virtually.
6. Applicants participate in the NRMP ranking and Match process.
7. Before appointment, successful candidates must complete credentialing, California medical licensing, and employment/visa requirements.