Vacant positions

 Program: Baylor University Medical Center, Dallas (ESIR or non-ESIR applicants)

Baylor Univeristy Medical Center in Dallas is accepting applications to fill our independent IR residency positions for the 2020-2021 academic year. The following materials should be submitted:

• Personal statement
• CV
• Three letters of recommendation
• USMLE Step, l, ll & lll
• Color photo
• Transcripts
• For ESIR applicants, ESIR verification documents are required when applying.  The ESIR Applicant Diagnostic Radiology Program Director Standardized Letter of Recommendation must be included in the application.   The letter template is available here. 

Please send all documents and further inquiries to our Program Administrator: Mia Raymond @ Mia.Raymond@BSWHealth.org

 

Program: University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City (prefer ESIR)

The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC) has an unexpected opening for the independent IR residency for the year 2020-2021. We would prefer an ESIR candidate. The VIR training at UIHC provides a strong emphasis on clinical care and procedural training at a leading academic institution that will prepare the trainee for practice in either private or academic settings. The University of Iowa is approved by the ACGME for the Independent IR residency, IR integrated residency and Early Specialization in Interventional Radiology (ESIR). UIHC is a leading busy tertiary care hospital and level-1 trauma center, an American Cancer Society Center of Excellence, and a major transplantation center. Trainees will thus be exposed to broad spectrum of cases in interventional oncology, vascular disease, GI, GU, women’s health and pediatric interventions. The program has a very active clinical service, several outpatient clinics, and an inpatient service with active participation by all IR trainees, physician assistants, and nurse coordinators.  The program focus is to combine imaging expertise with not only technical skills, but also clinical skills. Our trainees are involved in all aspects of patient care including image interpretation, evaluation of new patients, procedures, inpatient and outpatient care, and patient follow-up. In addition, there are many opportunities to be involved in research and participate in multidisciplinary boards (such as tumor boards).

Procedural Training Offered:

• Interventional Oncology including radioembolization, chemoembolization, and percutaneous ablations.
• Peripheral arterial interventions including angioplasty, stent placement, and thrombectomy
• Arterial and venous thrombolysis
• Transplant intervention
• Venous access, including ports and tunneled venous access devices
• IVC filters
• TIPS
• Trauma interventions
• Biliary interventions including cholecystostomy tubes, biliary tract drainage, biliary dilation and stenting
• Genitourinary interventions, nephrostomy and nephroureteral catheters
• Hemodialysis access interventions
• Abscess drains
• Uterine artery embolization
• Lymphangiography and thoracic duct embolization
• Treatment of vascular anomalies
• Venous interventions and recanalization
• Pediatric Interventions

 A unique feature of our program is the close rapport between IR and vascular surgery, allowing the resident to be closely involved in many aspects of peripheral arterial disease diagnosis and management. The resident will have a 1-month rotation on vascular surgery, further enriching his/her experience in vascular care, including exposure to vascular interventions, carotid stenting and endovascular aneurysm repair. There is also a new state-of-the art Children’s Hospital with robust pediatric interventional radiology service, and multidisciplinary vascular anomaly clinic.

To apply, please submit the following to Courtney Bork, courtney-bork@uiowa.edu.

1. Completed application that can be e-mailed, mailed or faxed
2. Curriculum vitae
3. Personal Statement:  A summary of your training background, areas of particular strength and interest, and a brief description of how you would hope to utilize and apply your fellowship training
4. Copies of all USMLE exam reports and ECFMG certificate
5. Three letters of recommendation: Letters should come from those persons familiar with your recent training and current professional activities.

 

Program: University Maryland, Baltimore (ESIR or non-ESIR)

The University of Maryland Medical Center has an unexpected position available for the independent IR residency for 2020-2021 academic year. The position is accredited by the ACGME, and ESIR or non-ESIR candidates may apply.

 

Residency information:

The trainee can expect to develop excellent clinical and procedural abilities with an abundant academic experience, appropriate for a career in private or academic practice. Our trainees perform an average of 1100 + procedures per year. The University of Maryland Medical Center is a busy tertiary care hospital, designated Comprehensive Cancer Center and a level 1 trauma center with world renowned Shock Trauma. With a busy transplant center and a large referral area, trainees will gain a tremendous amount of experience in interventional oncology (ablation, TACE, TARE, IRE, etc), transplant interventions ( TIPS, BRTO, portal vein recanalization, renal transplant artery stenosis) GI/GU, dialysis interventions (fistulogram/graftogram, declot, percutenaneous AVF creation), arteriography, women’s health (UFE, pelvic congestion syndrome, fallopian tube recanalization), men’s health (prostate artery embolization), venous intervention, IVC filter interventions, PE, MSK interventions, lymphangiography, pediatric interventions and the breadth of vascular and interventional procedures. The trainees attend IR clinic and tumor board. A 4 week rotation in Surgical ICU and a 4 week rotation in trauma/vascular surgery rounds up a broad clinical exposure.

 

Requirements:

• Qualified applicants must have satisfactorily completed an ACGME- or Canadian-accredited radiology residency or a 4-year radiology residency in another country
• Board certified or board eligible (passed core exam) by the American Board of Radiology
• Passed all three steps of the USMLE

 

For more information or to submit an application, please contact:  

 

Deborah Bruce
Academic Services Coordinator
Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Vascular Interventional Radiology Section
Vascular and Interventional Radiology Fellowship Program
University of Maryland Medical Center
22 S. Greene Street, G2K14
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone: 410-328-8162
Fax: 410-328-3168
Email: Deborah.Bruce@umm.edu

 

Program: University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital (ESIR or non-ESIR)

The University of Miami / Jackson Memorial Hospital Health System has two newly approved ACGME accredited independent IR residency openings for the year 2020 – 2021, starting July 1, 2020. These positions are open to ESIR (1 year) and non-ESIR (2 year) independent residency candidates.

The interventional radiology residency at Jackson Memorial Hospital/University of Miami places a strong emphasis on clinical care and procedural training. The program offers excellent training in the full spectrum of vascular and non-vascular procedures in a high-volume setting with emphasis on clinical IR training. 

Trainees rotate at multiple locations. Jackson Memorial Hospital is a busy 1500-bed tertiary care hospital housing a level 1 trauma center, Miami Transplant Institute with one of the highest volume transplant services in the U.S., and Holtz Children’s hospital. Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is an NCI designated cancer center. Trainees also rotate at the University of Miami Hospital, the Miami Veteran affairs hospitals and outpatient centers with associated clinics. Trainees are therefore exposed to the full spectrum of interventional procedures such as high end trauma interventions, complex transplant hepatobiliary interventions, complex Interventional Oncology interventions, Peripheral arterial disease interventions, Men’s Health (Prostate Artery embolization, one of the highest volumes in the country), Women’s health, pediatric interventions and other general interventional radiology procedures.

The department itself is one of two stand-alone IR departments in the US. The clinical staff is made up of 14 interventional radiologists and 11 nurse practitioners. 21,000 patients are seen per year. The department utilizes an IR simulation lab (Mentice simulator) where weekly faculty supervised training is provided. The department also conducts several cutting edge human and animal trials including but not limited to studies on endovascular AVF creation, prostate artery embolization, liver regeneration using stem cells and geniculate artery embolization. The department has an IR robotics lab and full use of an animal lab – which is equipped with an animal CT scanner, MRI and an Angiosuite.

The University of Miami Interventional Radiology Department’s mission is to provide state of the art, safe and compassionate patient care while training the next generation of innovators and leaders in interventional radiology. Our vision is to continue growing into a global leader in interventional radiology and minimally invasive therapies and to be the top research and education destination in our field.

For more information or to apply please contact:

Judy Arevalo
Senior Administrative Assistant
Senior Program Coordinator Interventional Radiology Fellowship & Residency
Department of Interventional Radiology
University of Miami |Jackson Memorial Hospital
P(305) 243-2067
F (305) 243-1979
judy.arevalo@med.miami.edu

 

 

 

 

VIR Fellowship vacant positions

 There are no fellowship vacancies at this time.