Fellowship in Neuroradiology

1. Completion of an eligible Diagnostic Radiology Residency.
2. Eligibility for or certification by the American Board of Radiology.
3. Meet Connecticut medical licensing and Yale employment requirements.
4. Provide evidence of valid United States work authorisation.
5. International medical graduates must meet applicable certification and visa requirements.

The Neuroradiology Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine, Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging, is an accredited one-year clinical training programme offering advanced experience in diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology. Fellows receive training in imaging of the brain, head and neck, spine, central nervous system and peripheral nervous system. Clinical rotations include Magnetic Resonance Imaging, advanced imaging, Computed Tomography, special procedures, diagnostic angiography, biopsies, spine procedures and interventional neuroradiology. Training is provided at Yale New Haven Hospital, Yale New Haven Children's Hospital, Smilow Cancer Hospital, Bridgeport Hospital, Veterans Affairs Connecticut Healthcare System and affiliated outpatient imaging centres. Fellows gain exposure to advanced imaging equipment, complex neurological cases, image-guided procedures and multidisciplinary patient care. The programme also includes academic lectures, case conferences, journal clubs, neuropathology teaching, research opportunities and presentations.

1. Submit the application through the Electronic Residency Application Service.
2. Register for the National Resident Matching Program.
3. Complete the online fellowship application.
4. Submit the curriculum vitae and personal statement.
5. Provide medical school transcripts or the Dean's Letter.
6. Submit three signed recommendation letters on official letterhead, including one from the residency programme director.
7. Provide United States Medical Licensing Examination score reports.
8. Submit the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates certificate, if applicable.
9. Shortlisted applicants are contacted by email for interviews.
10. Interviews are conducted virtually through the Thalamus platform.
11. Interviews for the 2028–2029 academic year will take place between 11 January and 31 March 2027.