Resident-in-training
Medical student
Resident- DR Resident Member
For residents enrolled in a diagnostic radiology residency program.
About
For residents enrolled in a diagnostic radiology residency program.
Training applicants are required to provide:
Curriculum Vitae
SIR for IR trainees
Resources for residents
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The IR Match: A Bibliometric Analysis of 457 First-Year Residents
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The newly established integrated interventional radiology (IR) residency program or IR/diagnostic radiology (DR) residency, has become a highly competitive specialty. Residency applications consist of various components, and scholarly work is one of the benchmarks used to assess applicants’ ability to handle the academic demands of an IR/DR residency (1).
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Opportunity
Open
SIR/RFS Clinical Advancement Award
Seeks to acknowledge one (1) outstanding resident annually who has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to expanding their clinical advancement during the early postgraduate years.
Resident-in-training
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Article
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New resource for RFS Section members: Lung cancer
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The RFS Interventional Oncology Service Line has created a new educational resource that focuses on lung cancer and its management.
Resident-in-training
Medical student
Interventional Oncology
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Article
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SIR 2026 Medical Student Scholar Program and Resident-in-Training Travel Scholarships
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Scholarship programs for medical students and residents-in-training to attend the SIR 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting are open! The deadline to apply is Oct. 20.
Medical student
Resident-in-training
SIR Annual Scientific Meeting
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Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology in St. Louis - Independent IR Residency Opening
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Opening at Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University in St. Louis.
Resident-in-training
Jobs
Independent residency
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External Link
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Humans of IR
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The SIR-RFS and the Diversity and Inclusiveness Advisory Group, specifically Harjit Singh, MD, FSIR, Shantanu Warhadpande, MD, Kumar Vishal, MD, and Oleksandra Kutsenko, MD, have launched a project called “Humans of IR” that explores the origins, personal stories and connections that led our physicians to pursue a career in interventional radiology. Watch for entries in the series in SIR’s Twitter feed and in each issue of IRQ.
Diversity and inclusion
Resident-in-training
Underrepresented Minorities in IR
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Resources for residents
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External Link
The IR Match: A Bibliometric Analysis of 457 First-Year Residents
The newly established integrated interventional radiology (IR) residency program or IR/diagnostic radiology (DR) residency, has become a highly competitive specialty. Residency applications consist of various components, and scholarly work is one of the benchmarks used to assess applicants’ ability to handle the academic demands of an IR/DR residency (1).
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OpportunityOpen
SIR/RFS Clinical Advancement Award
Seeks to acknowledge one (1) outstanding resident annually who has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to expanding their clinical advancement during the early postgraduate years.
Resident-in-training -
Article
New resource for RFS Section members: Lung cancer
The RFS Interventional Oncology Service Line has created a new educational resource that focuses on lung cancer and its management.
Resident-in-training Medical student Interventional Oncology -
Article
SIR 2026 Medical Student Scholar Program and Resident-in-Training Travel Scholarships
Scholarship programs for medical students and residents-in-training to attend the SIR 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting are open! The deadline to apply is Oct. 20.
Medical student Resident-in-training SIR Annual Scientific Meeting -
Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology in St. Louis - Independent IR Residency Opening
Opening at Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Barnes-Jewish Hospital/Washington University in St. Louis.
Resident-in-training Jobs Independent residency -
External Link
Humans of IR
The SIR-RFS and the Diversity and Inclusiveness Advisory Group, specifically Harjit Singh, MD, FSIR, Shantanu Warhadpande, MD, Kumar Vishal, MD, and Oleksandra Kutsenko, MD, have launched a project called “Humans of IR” that explores the origins, personal stories and connections that led our physicians to pursue a career in interventional radiology. Watch for entries in the series in SIR’s Twitter feed and in each issue of IRQ.
Diversity and inclusion Resident-in-training Underrepresented Minorities in IR
Resources for residents