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Oregon Health & Science University
City, State, Country: Portland, OR, USA
Type of Fellowship: Body Imaging
ACGME Accreditation: No
Program director: Alice Fung, MD
Contact e-mail address for applicant inquires: reinenm@ohsu.edu
Average number of fellows per application cycle: 3
Sponsored Visa Status: H1B only
Department Website: https://www.ohsu.edu/school-of-medicine/diagnostic-radiology/body-imaging
Rotations
How many weeks are allocated per rotation? [Curricular rotations]: 1 week
Number of curricular MRI rotations: MRI in mixed rotations throughout
Check all modalities, technologies or rotations offered during fellowship:
[CT] Fellowship Rotation
[CT chest combined with A/P] Fellowship Rotation
[US] Fellowship Rotation
[MRI] Fellowship Rotation
[Radiograph] Fellowship Rotation
[Mammography] Fellowship Elective
[PET/CT] Fellowship Elective
[PET/MRI] Fellowship Elective
[Contrast-enhanced US] Fellowship Rotation
[Dual-energy CT] Not Available
[US-guided procedures] Fellowship Rotation
[CT-guided procedures] Fellowship Rotation
[MRI-guided procedures] Fellowship Rotation
[Fluoroscopy] Fellowship Rotation
[Research] Fellowship Elective
Check all types of required call shifts: Weekend, Evening, Procedures, Beeper
Total number of elective rotations: No defined blocks.
Can radiology elective rotations be chosen outside of abdominal radiology? Yes
Can elective rotations be chosen outside of radiology? N/A
Is Research/Academic time provided apart from a dedicated research rotation? Available by default
Is there structured didactic time? Intermittent
Fellow participation in MDC/Tumor Board: Regular/frequent presentation
Medical student/Resident teaching opportunities: Expected/Required
Travel stipend for SAR Annual Meeting: A general stipend is available, but not exclusive for the SAR meeting.
Dedicated time off for SAR Annual Meeting: Ten conference days are granted and may be used per trainee discretion.
Travel support to other conferences: A general stipend is available for any relevant work expenses throughout the year.
Moonlighting availability: Internal
Are home workstations provided? Yes
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The OHSU Body Imaging Fellowship predominately focuses on MR, US, CT, fluoroscopy, and procedures. This fellowship is perfect for radiologists considering either an academic or private practice career, and the program may be tailored to the fellow’s goals. OHSU is home to a robust transplant program, including liver, kidney, and pancreas, a level 1 trauma center, and the Knight Cancer Institute, allowing our trainees experience in interpreting challenging body imaging. Regular conference participation gives fellows a better understanding of radiology’s clinical impact and exposure to the most complex cases. Research requirements are tailored to the fellow’s interests. OHSU is in Portland, OR, one of the more eclectic and exciting cities with much to offer. The Pacific Northwest is one of the most beautiful places in the United States with easy access to skiing, hiking, camping, kite-boarding, surfing, etc.
When do fellows read cases independently?
Typical format of case review Direct read-out of all cases with faculty, Read-out as needed
Number of curricular procedure rotations Frequent procedures throughout
How much Research/Academic time is provided? 1/2 day/week
How many weeks are allocated per rotation? [Elective rotations] 4 weeks
When do fellows read cases independently? This is a fluid process and requires agreement between the fellow and attending. There is absolutely no pressure for the trainee to read independently.