What do our residents do after finishing our program?
The majority (80% or more in recent years)
of graduates of radiology residency programs across the country
pursue additional subspecialty training. This fellowship training
is usually one year in length, but can be longer for those interested
in gaining research experience in anticipation of an academic
career.
Over the past seven years, all of our graduating
residents have gone on for fellowships. Most ultimately end
up in private practice, but several have entered academic practice
in recent years. Of those who go into private practice, more
settle in Colorado and the contiguous states than elsewhere,
but our graduates can be found throughout the country. Institutions at which our graduates have recently
done fellowship training include:
Body
Duke
Northwestern
Stanford
UCDHSC
UCSF
University of Miami
Breast
Memorial-Sloan Kettering
Thoracic
Massachusetts General
UCDHSC
IR
Duke
Massachusetts General
UCDHSC
UCLA
MSK
University of California, Davis
University of California, San Diego
UCDHSC
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin, Madison
MRI
Medical College of Virginia
Northwestern
Neuro
Duke
Mallinkrodt
UCSF
University of Utah
University of Washington
Pediatrics
CHOP
TCH (Children’s Denver)
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