Radiology

Radiologists use imaging methodologies to diagnose and manage patients. Radiology is an exciting specialty that offers many subspecialty options. Applicants must start their careers in Diagnostic Radiology before further specialization. Basic training in Radiology lasts 6 years. There are two main types of programs: Categorical (6 years full residency training) and Advanced (begins at PGY-2 level). Most Diagnostic Programs are Advanced and require a Preliminary Intern Year (PGY-1) before candidates can begin the program. Radiology’s competitiveness level fluctuates but generally remains high. Candidates looking to apply to Radiology programs will need to be well rounded and have high USMLE scores (+240), strong clinical rotations, research experience, good Letters of Recommendation, a well-written Personal Statement, and a personality suited for Radiology.

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