Neuroradiology Fellowship

Overview

Four ACGME-approved, one-year fellowship positions
Eight Full-time diagnostic neuroradiologists and three interventional neuroradiologists
Oldest public medical school covering radiology services at the University of Maryland main campus, Shock Trauma Center, and six major regional hospitals
One month of dedicated pediatric neuroradiology at Children's National Medical Center
Advanced trauma experience at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Access to state of the art research facilities and mentorship
All training at UMMC, the flagship academic campus of the medical system, located in downtown Baltimore a short walk from the Inner Harbor

One-on-one attending support in a dynamic reading room environment, with busy consultation and teaching responsibilities
Interventional neuroradiology: minimum four weeks (includes cerebrovascular, spine, pain management and image guided procedures)
Academic time: one day per week
Experience outside the reading room including neurosurgery/ENT clinics and operating room observation
Weekly dedicated fellowship lectures and conferences
Weekly interdisciplinary conferences including stroke, neuro-oncology, head and neck tumor board, epilepsy and pediatrics
All training at UMMC (with the exception of one-month rotation at the Children's National Medical Center), no commuting to satellite centers, no night shift in house coverage and no reading responsibilities outside of neuroradiology
Weekday pager call responsibilities performed from home
Three weeks of vacation plus extra week during holiday season

Intensive PET/CT and integrated PET/MR imaging
MR guided high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU)
Functional and DTI imaging
Two state-of-the-art biplane neuroangiography suites
Major regional stroke center with highly active stroke neurointerventional program
Regional leader in head and neck oncology
State of the art new Carestream PACS

Leaders in informatics, 3D printing, artificial intelligence and deep learning with the opportunity to collaborate with fellows and faculty from our informatics fellowship
Access to facilities and resources at the University of Maryland School of Medicine including the Health Sciences Library and makerspace, courses in grantsmanship and manuscript writing
Center for Molecular Imaging Technology (hyperpolarized MRI, MR guided high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU))
Maryland Center for Advanced Imaging Research (MCAIR) (state of the art 3T, PET/MR and small animal MRI)

For additional information on becoming a neuroradiology fellow, visit the ASNR Web site.