Pediatric Radiology Fellowship
Program Director: Richard Heller, MD

Section Members:
Marta Hernanz Schulman, MD
Herman Kan, MD
Sudha Singh, MD
Stephanie Spottswood, MD
Sharon Stein, MD

Vanderbilt Children's Hospital
Residency/Fellowship Manual

An intensive one-year, ACGME accredited program in Pediatric Radiology is now available to qualified radiologists seeking subspecialty training. Candidates for the fellowship should be certified by the American Board of Radiology or in the examination process by the July 1 start date. The program incoporates all clinical aspects of pediatric imaging including CT, MR imaging, and ultrasound examinations. There will be opportunities for research as well as teaching, and fellows are encouraged in the development of academic interests.

The goal of the Pediatric Radiology Fellowship Program is to fulfill the three-fold mission of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center - education, patient care, and research. Clinical rotations are designed to enable the fellow to accumulate a broad base of knowledge, develop technical skills, and establish decision making and consultation skills. The overriding concern is patient care, both direct through imaging and special procedures and indirect as consultant. The program provides research opportunities ranging from the basic science laboratory to high tech imaging, as well as clinical observations and outcomes.

The Pediatric Radiology Section recently moved into the newly built Monroe Carrell Children’s Hospital. The new facilities have 339 beds which includes 23 PICU beds and 58 NICU beds. Additionally, the section has exclusive use of one CT scanner, MRI scanner, and nuclear medicine facility as well as two fluoroscopes, rooms for plain radiographs, two ultrasound rooms, a classroom, reading room, and consultation room. With this increased capacity for pediatric imaging, study numbers are expected to increase to between 60,000 and 70,000 per year.

A formal application is required, including letters of reference from faculty at the applicant's residency program.

Please send all documents (Application, CV, personal statement, transcipts, recommendation letters, etc.) to:

Laura Hughes
Residency and Fellowship Coordinator
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
1161 21st Avenue South
CCC-1121 Medical Center North
Nashville, TN 37232-2675
615-322-3780
radprogram@vanderbilt.edu

 


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