Pediatric radiology fellowship programs

In addition to the research core, fellows have access to a team of post-doctoral researchers, research sonographers, MR technologists, an MRI physicist, biostatisticians, a grant writing support team, and multimedia specialist.

Fellows have access to the first-ever pediatric radiology learning management system to work-teach-learn often simultaneously. RADIAL is a knowledge platform that contains all the tools and resources one needs to read cases at a subspecialty level and to teach and continue to learn in small aliquots during the workday.

The diagnostic toolbox provides resources, tables, charts, etc. The courses are built around specific curricula designed by the education committee and consist of recorded lectures, several multiple choice questions and one or more reference articles available as PDFs with one click. An academic portal has all one needs for onboarding, teaching resources and information for academic promotion. The new research portal houses information and tools to support our growing research activities at CHOP.

All of this sits on a rich analytics engine that will support ongoing education research activities that will include augmented intelligence and student learning algorithms for customized adaptive learning. Candidates for clinical fellowships need to have completed all USMLE steps to be able to obtain a medical license in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and completed an accredited radiology residency.

Prior research experience is helpful but not required. There are opportunities for international graduates to pursue an alternate pathway. The Department of Radiology abides by the guidelines established by professional societies regarding the application process. Our goal is that fellows will look at all the pediatric radiology fellowship options available to them and will choose CHOP because they believe it is the best choice for their personal career growth.

The application process begins about a year and a half before the start of the fellowship. Applications will be accepted during the summer, with interviews taking place between December and March. For details on how to apply, please visit the individual fellowship program page:. CHOP also requires all workforce members and trainees who work in patient care buildings or who provide patient care to receive an annual influenza vaccine.

Employees may request exemption consideration for CHOP vaccine requirements for valid religious and medical reasons. In addition, candidates other than those in positions with regularly scheduled hours in New Jersey, must attest to not using tobacco products.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion, national or ethnic origin, disability, protected veteran status or any other protected category.

Fellows are offered a living stipend, which can be used for a variety of necessary expenses. During these rotations, the fellow sees extensive pediatric pathology and develops clinical skills for evaluating sick children, recognizing normal variants, and effectively interacting with patients, parents and referring physicians.

Daily work schedules and emergency call allow the fellow to gain experience in performing procedures under staff supervision. Radiology fellows attend teaching conferences two to three times a day on most days.

Conferences include: Gastroenterology, neuroradiology and ENT, urology, pulmonology, emergency medicine, rheumatology, neonatology, general pediatrics, oncology, and general surgery with pathology as well as quality improvement, general physics, academic lectures, and bi-weekly case conferences. Fellows actively participate in conferences as presenters for interdepartmental conferences as well as a didactic session of their choosing. Journal Club is a conference which gives each fellow an opportunity to submit selected articles for review and present them to the staff and other trainees.

The fellow will also have progressive teaching responsibilities involving residents and medical students. The fellowship seeks physicians who will have completed residency training in a program approved by the American Board of Radiology or who will otherwise be eligible for Board certification.

Please download the application PDF and complete the appropriate fields. The completed application can be emailed or mailed along with the following materials to the contact below. All application materials, with the exception of the medical school transcripts, can be submitted via email or mailed to :. CHOP also requires all workforce members and trainees who work in patient care buildings or who provide patient care to receive an annual influenza vaccine.

Employees may request exemption consideration for CHOP vaccine requirements for valid religious and medical reasons. Our areas of interest include: Development and use of advanced techniques in ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, nuclear medicine and interventional radiology.

Innovative techniques in pediatric radiology education. Our goal We want to train qualified radiologists to be highly competent in all aspects of pediatric imaging in order to serve children in their communities, whether it is in an academic or private practice setting. Research Fellows receive one half-day of academic time per week. Conferences Training is enhanced by an organized curriculum comprising a variety of conferences offered throughout the year.

Weekly: Surgery and Radiology Conference, Didactic Surgery Conference Monthly: Interdepartmental Conference with surgery, pathology, neurosurgery, gastroenterology, oncology, orthopedics and rheumatology Additionally, all fellows receive a stipend that includes funding to attend the annual meeting of the Society of Pediatric Radiology.

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