A total of nine MRI magnets are used for clinical work at our various locations in both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Referrals from all medical/surgical divisions, including hepatology, pancreas, urology, oncology, and gynecology allow for a wide spectrum of pathology.
Exams include liver, MRCP, pancreas, renal, adrenal, prostate, rectal cancer staging, enterography, perianal fistula, vascular studies, and pelvic womens imaging, including staging of cervical and myometrial cancer, adnexal/ovarian, pre and post uterine embolization, urethral diverticulum, and uterine anomalies.
Fellows are expected to actively participate in protocolling studies, assisting technologists at the magnet, and interpreting exams on a daily basis. Separate time in musculoskeletal, neuro, and cardiothoracic imaging offer additional MR training in those areas.
CT
Multiple multislice scanners in various locations for both inpatient and outpatient care
Advanced imaging with continuous updates to CT protocols
Dual energy CT, PET/CT, and low dose CT algorithms
Cover Level 1 and Level 2 trauma centers along with multiple EDs, outpatient, and inpatient environments for a wide variety of pathology
Fellows interact closely with faculty, residents and technologist.
Emphasis is placed on quality in technical performance and interpretation.
Ultrasound
Interpretation of obstetrical, gynecological, carotid, small parts, musculoskeletal, Doppler (including color flow) and abdominal ultrasound
Biopsy and drainage procedures
Intraoperative exams, including pancreas, spine, and OB/GYN
Electives
Electives have included: Chest, Cardiac Imaging, Neuro, PET/CT, General Nuclear Medicine, Research, 3D Lab/Advanced post-processing, high risk OB ultrasound, breast imaging, and musculoskeletal imaging.
Research
Participation in research is encouraged but not required
Multiple projects and attendings are usually available to assist or start
