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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY RESIDENCY PROGRAM
"We offer a busy, academically challenging residency in a supportive environment that fosters learning and professional development."
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Jonathan Luchs, MD
Director, Radiology Residency Program
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Message from the Program Director
Our residency training program has a stellar reputation for developing well-trained Radiologists. Residents are exposed to a unique foundation of education, research, clinical service, and citizenship. The strength of our program is the one on one educational interaction that occurs between radiology faculty and the residents. Graduated supervision provides the framework for the development of manual procedural skills and judgment. Residents and faculty have been recognized for their outstanding presentations at both national and international meetings.
The principal objective of our residency program is to provide comprehensive and flexible education in all aspects of Diagnostic Radiology. The four year program consists of carefully scheduled subspecialty rotations including abdominal (GI/GU), chest, breast, nuclear/molecular, neuroradiology, pediatric, cardiovascular, interventional, ultrasound, body CT/MR, musculoskeletal, and emergency radiology. In addition, Residents spend four weeks at the Air Force Institute of Pathology correlating Pathology and Radiology.
The Department prides itself on being able to offer a busy, academically challenging residency in a supportive environment, one that fosters learning and professional development. Our goal is to provide a nurturing educational experience where talented young physicians can maximize their potential and our close knit faculty and resident staff helps reduce some of the stress inherent in post graduate medical training. Strong emphasis is placed on the quality of teaching during clinical rotations and daily resident conferences. Residents review cases and present their findings and conclusions to the staff in a one-on-one teaching exchange. Interventional procedures are performed by residents under attending supervision. Department teaching conferences occur twice daily and include a balanced mix of both didactic and case discussion conferences. Medical physics and radiation safety are taught onsite by our staff physicists.
A consistent hallmark of our program has been the research and scholarly accomplishments of our residents. Faculty mentors facilitate resident participation and guide the resident, as they serve as primary investigators. By their fourth year, residents will have voluntarily completed several projects, including presentation at national meetings. Several of our residents have been selected to participate in highly competitive resident research symposiums sponsored by the RSNA and ARRS.
The success of any residency program is ultimately judged by the quality of its residents. The board performance, fellowship and job placement, interpersonal skills and professionalism of our graduates are the strongest endorsements for the training you will receive in our residency program.
Jonathan Luchs, MD
Director, Radiology Residency Program
Winthrop-University Hospital
259 First Street
Mineola, NY 11501
(516) 663-3800
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Program At-A-Glance
- State-of-the-art equipment
- New resident conference room
- wo 16-slice multidetector CT scanners, two 64-slice multidetector scanners (January 2006)
- Filmless outpatient center with short bore1.5T MRI
- Two biplane digital angiography suites
- 1.5T GE Signa MR with latest platform upgrade
- Computed radiography
- Integrated Picture Archiving System/Voice Recognition/RIS
- State-of-the-art sonography
- Breast imaging suite
- PET scanner
- New nuclear medicine cameras
- New fluoroscopy suites (inpatient and outpatient)
- Approaching 200,000 exams/year with broad mix of cases
- Very active interventional/neurointerventional/musculoskeletal service covering all types of procedures
- Cover only one hospital
- 100% board certification for program graduates
- 80% first time board pass rate (ranked top 1/3 of the U.S. programs)
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Curriculum & Rotation Schedule
Our well-structured curriculum with constant resident supervision and feedback, includes:
- Four residents per year
- Educational program
- 13 four-week rotations/year
- Organ system rotations - GI/GU, Neuro, Interventional, Chest, Bone/ER
- Pediatric radiology, body CT/US/MR, nuclear and mammography, musculoskeletal/ambulatory radiology
- 4-5 months each subspecialty
- Faculty evaluations each rotation; fellowship-trained subspecialty faculty
- Paid board review course for each resident
- Research mentors with multiple clinical research projects (see publication
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- Unlimited conference time for resident scholarly activity
- No fellows to dilute resident clinical experience
- Busy diverse interventional service
- Junior/senior call system
- Buddy call first six months with senior resident backup for first 1-1/2 years on call
- Day off post call
- 24-hour attending backup
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Faculty
- A. Orlando Ortiz, M.D., M.B.A., F.A.C.R., Chairman
- Douglas Katz, M.D., Vice Chairman of Clinical Research and Education, Abdominal/Thoracic Imaging
- Ruth Badler, D.O., Director of Ultrasound
- Gina Ciavarra, M.D., Musculoskeletal Imaging
- Barbara Eisenkraft, M.D., Neuroradiology
- Susana Fuchs, M.D., Director of Women's Imaging
- Sidney Glanz, M.D., Interventional, Breast Imaging
- Man Hon, M.D., Director of Interventional Radiology
- Gerald Irwin, M.D., C.M., F.A.C.R., Chairman Emeritus; Associate Director, Radiology Residency Program
- Anca-Oana Kranz, M.D., Breast Imaging, Nuclear Medicine
- Richard Losada, M.D., Musculoskeletal Imaging
- Jonathan Luchs, M.D., Director of Musculoskeletal Imaging; Director of Outpatient Radiology
- Betty Motroni, M.D., Nuclear Medicine
- Donald Price, M.D., Director of Neuroradiology
- Rakesh Shah, M.D., Thoracic/Body Imaging
- Wei Wen Sung, M.D., Nuclear Medicine
- Sharon Taylor, M.D., Emergency Radiology, Musculoskeletal Imaging
- Elizabeth Yung, M.D., Director of Nuclear Medicine
- Alan Katz, M.D., Director of Radiation Oncology
- Jonathan Haas, M.D., Radiation Oncology
Physicists
- David Gregorius, M.S., Nuclear Medicine
- Natarajan Venkataramanan, Ph.D., Diagnostic Radiology
- Matthew Witten, Ph.D., Radiation Oncology
Residency Coordinator
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Conferences
We offer an excellent conference schedule:
- Two resident in-department teaching conferences each day
- 2-4 specialty conferences each month
- Monthly journal club
- Weekly Rad/Path conferences
- Physics review course
- Department library/teaching file, including up-to-date ACR resources
- Monthly Grand Rounds/Visiting Professor
- Participation in annual radiology research symposium
- Inter-departmental conferences
- Core competencies lectures
- Board review sessions, including spring in-house mock boards and visiting examiners (radiology specific and general)
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Research & Publications
Active resident participation in clinical research is strongly encouraged and has resulted in numerous publications, and presentations at national/international meetings.
Publications
- Andalkar L, Trow TK, Motroni B, Katz DS. Bronchobiliary fistula as a complication of liver metastases: diagnosis by HIDA scan. Case report. Clinical Nuclear Medicine 2004; 29:289-291. Lead article and cover image.
- Dickson A, Gittleman A, Ortiz AO. 16 Channel multislice CT/discography and improved visualizatin of disc pathology. Presented at the Annual Society of Spine Radiology 2004 Annual Symposium in Miami Beach, Fl. Presented with Mentor Research Award
- Dickson AM, Schuss A, Goyal A, Katz DS. Radiology-pathology conference: calcified untreated gastric cancer. Journal of Clinical Imaging 2004; 28:418-421.
- Gittleman AM, Glanz S, Hon M, Ortiz O, Katz DS. Lower gastrointestinal bleeding from the internal iliac artery: angiographic demonstration of an iliac arteriocolic fistula. Case report. Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology 2004; epub ahead of print May 4, PMID 15129331.
- Gittleman AM, Ortiz O, Keating DP, Katz DS. Indications for computed tomography in anticoagulated patients following head trauma. American Journal of Neuroradiology 2005, in press.
- Gittleman AM, Price AP, Goffner L, Katz DS. Ovarian torsion: CT findings in a child. Case report. Journal of Pediatric Surgery 2004; 39:1270-1272.
- Hsu CT, Rosioreanu A, Friedman RM, Katz DS. CT imaging of the acute pelvis in females. Solicited review article. Contemporary Diagnostic Radiology 2005; in press.
- Jain M, Yung E, Trow T, Katz DS. F-18 FDG PET demonstration of pulmonary carcinoid. Interesting image. Clinical Nuclear Medicine 2004; 29: 370-371. Cover image.
- Jain M, Yung E, Katz DS. Identification of pelvic varices on MUGA and HIDA scans. Interesting Image. Clinical Nuclear Medicine 2004; 29:748-749.
- Katz DS, Jain M, Lane MJ, Meiner EM. Invited commentary on Rucker CM, Menias CO, Bhalla S. Mimics of renal colic: alternative diagnoses on unenhanced helical CT (RadioGraphics 2004;24:S11-27). RadioGraphics 2004 (GU monograph issue); 24:S28-33. (Also authors' response, S33).
- Katz DS, Belfi L, Weston SR. CT for suspected appendicitis in adults: current status. Solicited review article. Applied Radiology 2005; in press.
- Kim N, Luchs JS, Donovan V, Weston SR, Katz DS. Radiology-pathology conference: carcinosarcoma of the colon. Journal of Clinical Imaging 2005; in press.
- Kim N, Reed WP Jr, Abbas MA, Katz DS. Abscesses following dropped appendicoliths during laparoscopic appendectomy: CT identification. Case report. American Journal of Roentgenology 2004; 182: 1203-1205.
- Kim N, Yung Y, Katz DS. Supernumerary left kidney. Interesting Image. Clinical Nuclear Medicine 2004; 29:852-853.
- Loud PA, Belfi L, Klippenstein D, Grossman ZD, Katz DS. Combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography. Review article. Seminars in Roentgenology 2005; 40: 33-40.
- Rosioreanu A, Alberico R, Litwin A, Hon M, Grossman ZD, Katz DS. Gadolinium-enhanced CT angiography: current status. Solicited review article. Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology 2005; in press.
- Rosioreanu A, Brusca-Augello GT, Ahmed QA, Katz DS. CT demonstration of silicone-related pneumonitis in a transsexual man. On the AJR Viewbox. Letter to the editor. American Journal of Roentgenology 2004; 183:248-249.
- Rosioreanu A, Dickson AM, Lypen S, Katz DS. Pseudoaneurysm of the calf following EMG needle placement: CT angiographic demonstration. "On the AJR Viewbox". American Journal of Roentgenology 2005; in press.
- Rosioreanu A, Hon M, Imbriano L, Mueller R, Katz DS. High-dose gadolinium for renal CT angiography. Letter to the editor. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology 2004; 15: 517-519. Also reply to reply to letter to the editor, in press.
- Shin LK, Badler RL, Bruno FM, Gupta M, Katz DS. Radiology-pathology conference: bilateral renal oncocytomas. Journal of Clinical Imaging 2004; 28:344-348.
- Shin LK, Halpern D, Weston SR, Meiner EM, Katz DS. Prospective CT diagnosis of stump appendicitis. Case Report. American Journal of Roentgenology 2004; in press.
- Shin LK, Katz DS, Yung E. Hypermetabolism on F-18 FDG PET of multiple pulmonary nodules due to bronchiolitis obliterans organizing pneumonia. Clinical image. Clinical Nuclear Medicine 2004; 29:654-656.
Scientific Abstracts
- Belfi L, Katz DS, Ortiz O. Evaluation of spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis detected incidentally on abdominal and pelvic CT. Scientific paper, 2005 Symposium, American Society of Spine Radiology.
- Choi AY, Katz DS, Proto AV. Imaging journal policies regarding institutional review board approval and informed consent declarations by authors. "Hot topics" scientific paper, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Eubig J, Dickson A, Ortiz O, Luchs JS, Katz DS, Lustrin E, Price D, de Moura A, Yung E, Rothman S. Use of multidetector CT in the diagnosis of spondylolysis. Scientific poster, American Society of Spinal Radiology 2004 annual meeting.
- Hsu CT, Rosioreanu A, Friedman R, Katz DS. CT imaging of the acute pelvis in females. Poster exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting, May 2004.
- Hsu CT, Rosioreanu A, Friedman RM, Katz DS. CT imaging of the acute pelvis in females. Educational electronic exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004. Awarded a Certificate of Merit.
- Katz DS, Belfi LM, Weston SR. CT imaging of appendicitis in adults: current status. Educational electronic exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting, 2005.
- Katz DS, Jain M, Garrisi W, Hines G, Hon M. Multidetector CT angiography of the lower extremities: current status. Educational exhibit, 2005 American Roentgen Ray annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Jain M, Garrisi W, Hines G, Hon M. Multidetector CT angiography of the lower extremities: current status. Electronic poster, 2005 Society of Interventional Radiology annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Fruauff AA, Hines JJ, Kim N, Lane MJ, Mazzie JP. Unusual or rare gastrointestinal causes of the acute abdomen: CT diagnosis. Educational exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Katz DS, Belfi LM, Weston SR. CT imaging of appendicitis in adults: current status. Educational electronic exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004. Category 1 CME exhibit. Awarded a Certificate of Merit.
- Katz DS, Belfi LM, Hon M. Imaging for suspected deep venous thrombosis: review of current techniques. Educational electronic exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Katz DS, Mazzie JP, Kim N, Fruauff AA, Hines J, Lane MJ. Unusual or rare
gastrointestinal causes of the acute abdomen: CT diagnosis. Poster presentation, 2004 Association of University Radiologists annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Belfi L, Hon M. Imaging for suspected deep venous thrombosis: review of current techniques. Electronic exhibit, 2004 Association of University Radiologists annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Loud PA, Rosioreanu A, Grossman ZD. CT venography in patients with suspected pulmonary embolism: spectrum of additional findings. Poster presentation, 2004 Association of University Radiologists annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Mazzie JP, Kim N, Fruauff AA, Hines J, Lane MJ. Unusual or rare
gastrointestinal causes of the acute abdomen: CT diagnosis. Poster presentation, 2004 Society of Gastrointestinal Radiologists annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Jain M, Lane MJ. Unenhanced helical CT of the acute abdomen: a comprehensive review. Poster presentation, 2004 Society of Gastrointestinal Radiologists annual meeting.
- Katz DS, Belfi L, Hon M. Imaging for suspected deep venous thrombosis: review of current techniques. Electronic exhibit, 2004 SIR annual meeting. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology 2004; 15: S253.
- Katz DS, Loud PA, Rosioreanu A, Grossman ZD. CT venography in patients with suspected pulmonary embolism: spectrum of additional findings. Scientific poster, 2004 annual meeting, Society of Thoracic Radiology
- Kim N, Balcombe JN, Yung EY, Motroni B, Katz DS. False-positive findings for lung cancer on thoracic FDG-PET: CT correlation. Poster exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting, May 2004.
- Kim N, Young W, Balcombe JN, Yung E, Motroni BT, Katz DS. False-positive findings for lung cancer on thoracic FDG-PET: CT correlation. Educational electronic exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004. Category 1 CME exhibit. Awarded a Certificate of Merit.
- Levin G, Ortiz AO, Katz DS. Non-cardiac implantable body pacemakers: current role and radiographic appearance. Educational exhibit, 2005 American Roentgen Ray annual meeting.
- Levin G, Ortiz AO, Katz DS. Non-cardiac implantable body pacemakers: current role and radiographic appearance. Educational exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Luchs JS, Regan M, Mazzie JP, Meiner EM, Katz DS. Body packers: review of radiographic and clinical management. Poster presentation, 2004 Society of Gastrointestinal Radiologists annual meeting.
- Luchs JS, Regan MC, Mazzie JP, Meiner EM, Javors BR, Katz DS. Body packers: update on radiographic and clinical evaluation and management. Educational exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Luchs JS, Regan MC, Mazzie JP, Meiner EM, Katz DS. Body packers: update on radiographic and clinical evaluation and management. Poster exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting, May 2004.
- Mazzie JP, Shin L, Price AP, Smith TH, Gold BM, Katz DS. Congenital abnormalities and conditions of the pancreas presenting in adults and children. Poster presentation, 2004 Society of Gastrointestinal Radiologists annual meeting.
- Meiner EM, Hsu C, Katz DS. Utility of sonography for the evaluation of suspected urolithiasis in pregnancy. Poster Presentation, Research Forum, American College of Emergency Physicians annual meeting, October 2004, San Francisco, CA.
- Rosioreanu A, Alberico RA, Litwin AM, Hon M, Grossman ZD, Katz DS. Gadolinium-enhanced CT angiography: current status. Educational exhibit, Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, 2004.
- Rosioreanu A, Alberico R, Litwin A, Hon M, Grossman ZD, Katz DS. Gadolinium-enhanced CT angiography: current status. Poster exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society annual meeting, May 2004. Awarded a Certificate of Merit.
- Rosioreanu A, Alberico A, Litwin A, Hon M, Grossman ZD, Katz DS. Gadolinium-enhanced CT angiography: current status. Poster exhibit, 2004 SIR annual meeting. Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology 2004; 15: S236. Recipient of an Honor's Award.
Scientific Exhibits/ Posters
- Bruce D, Loud PA, Klippenstein DL, Grossman ZD, Groth M, Hurwitz A, Katz DS. Alternative diagnosis on CT pulmonary angiography for suspected pulmonary embolism: spectrum of findings. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 2000.
- Diel J, Katz DS, Hayt M, Losada R, Ortiz O. The sacrum: pathologic spectrum, multimodality imaging, and subspecialty approach. Scientific exhibit, American Society of Neuroradiology annual meeting, San Diego, California, May 1999.
- Diel J, Ortiz O, Katz DS, Hayt MW, Losada RA, Price DB. The sacrum: pathologic spectrum, multimodality imaging, and subspecialty approach. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1999. Also exhibited at the Sociedad Iberolatinomericana de Neuroradiologia Diagnostica y Terapeutica, 11th annual meeting, La Coruna, Spain, 9/99.
- Diel J, Perlmutter S, Venkataramanan N, Mueller R, Lane MJ, Katz DS. Unenhanced helical CT using increased pitch for suspected acute renal colic: an effective technique for radiation dose reduction? Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1999. Radiology 1999; 213(P): 497.
- Katz DS, Scheer MS, Lumerman JH, Mellinger BC, Stillman CA, Lane MJ. Alternative diagnoses on unenhanced helical CT for suspected renal colic: experience with 1000 consecutive diagnoses. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 2000.
- Katz DS, Loud PA, Rausch DR, Diel J, Klippenstein DL, Grossman ZD. Venous phase of combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: review of current experience. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 2000. Awarded a Certificate of Merit.
- Katz DS, Scheer MS, Lumerman JH, Mellinger BC, Stillman CA, Lane MJ. Alternative diagnoses on unenhanced helical CT for suspected renal colic: experience with 1000 consecutive examinations. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1999. Category 1 CME exhibit. Awarded a "Certificate of Merit". Radiology 1999; 213(P): 502.
- Katz DS, Hines J, Lumerman JH, Gershbaum MD, Nardi PM, Beuchert P. Unenhanced helical CT for the evaluation of suspected renal colic in children. Scientific Exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1999. Category 1 CME exhibit. Radiology 1999; 213(P): 525.
- Katz DS, Loud PA, Rausch DR, Diel J, Klippenstein DL, Grossman ZD. Venous phase of combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: review of current experience. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1999. Category 1 CME exhibit. Awarded a "Certificate of Merit." Radiology 1999; 213(P): 905.
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Nardi PM, Barckhausen R, Mindelzun RE, Hines J, Fruauff A, Math KR. Lipomatous abnormalities of the pancreas. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 1999.
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Shah R, Rubin GD, Jeffrey RB Jr. Active arterial contrast extravasation on helical CT of the abdomen, pelvis, and thorax. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 1999.
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Hines J, Rausch DR, Perlmutter S, Sommer FG, Lumerman JH. Problem solving with helical CT for suspected renal colic: findings, potential pitfalls, variants, and mimics. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 1999.
- Keating DP, Katz DS, Lastig J, Perlmutter S. Radiology of adult cardiac surgery. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 1999.
- Loud PA, Grossman ZD, Klippenstein DL, Katz DS, Shah R. Combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: diagnostic accuracy for deep venous evaluation. Scientific exhibit, American Roentgen Ray Society, May 1999.
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Nardi PM, Barckhausen R, Mindelzun RE, Hines J, Fruauff A, Math KR. Lipomatous abnormalities of the pancreas. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1998.
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Shah R, Rubin GD, Jeffrey RB Jr. Active arterial contrast extravasation on helical CT of the abdomen, pelvis, and thorax. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1998. Awarded "Cum Laude".
- Hayt M, Ortiz 0, Becker L, Price D, Miller L. A survey of mandibular fractures. 32nd Annual Scientific Conference of the American Society of Head and Neck Radiology (4/1 - 4/5/98), Phoenix, AZ
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Hines J, Rausch DR, Perlmutter S, Sommer FG, Lumerman JH. Problem solving with helical CT for suspected renal colic: findings, potential pitfalls, variants, and mimics. Presented at the 1998 annual RSNA meeting in Chicago, IL
- Katz DS, Lane MS, Hines J, Rausch D, Perlmutter S, Sommer FG. Problem solving with helical CT for suspected renal colic: Findings, potential pitfalls, variants, and mimics. Presented at the 16th World Congress on Endourology & SWL, September 3-6, 1998 in New York
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Nardi PM, Barckhausen R, Mindelzun RE, Hines J, Fruauff A, Math KR. Lipomatous abnormalities of the pancreas. Scientific exhibit presented at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in November 1998
- Katz DS, Lane MJ, Shah R, Rubin GD, Jeffrey RB Jr. Active arterial contrast extravasation on helical CT of the abdomen, pelvis and thorax. Scientific exhibit presented at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in November 1998
- Keating DP, Katz DS, Lastig J, Perlmutter S. Radiology of adult cardiac surgery. Scientific exhibit presented at the Radiological Society of North America meeting in November 1998. Category I CME exhibit
- Loud P, Grossman ZD, Klippenstein D, Katz DS, Shah R. Combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: diagnostic accuracy for deep venous evaluation. Scientific exhibit, Radiological Society of North America, November 1998
- Loud P, Grossman ZD, Klippenstein D, Rey C, Katz DS, Shah R. CTVPA (CT venography/ pulmonary angiography): description of a new technique. Scientific paper, Society of Thoracic Radiology, March 1999
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FELLOWSHIPS/CAREER PLACEMENT AND BOARD SCORES
100% Fellowship Placement in outstanding fellowship programs:
- Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center: 1997, 1999, 2001
- Duke University Medical Center: 2002
- Georgetown University Medical Center: 1993
- Henry Ford Health System, Detroit: 2002
- Hospital for Special Surgery: 2003
- Long Island Jewish Medical Center: 1994, 2006
- Louisiana State Medical Center, New Orleans: 1996
- Memorial Sloan Kettering: 2004
- Montefiore Medical Center: 1999
- Mount Sinai School of Medicine: 1996, 2003
- New York University Medical Center: 2000, 2006
- North Shore University Hospital: 1997, 2003, 2006
- Penn State University Hospital, Hershey: 1997
- Stanford University Medical Center: 1995, 2004, 2005
- State University of New York, Stony Brook: 1995, 1998, 2000, 2001
- Thomas Jefferson University Hospital: 1995
- University of California, San Diego: 1996
- University of California, San Francisco: 1993, 2002, 2005
- University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore: 1999, 2000
- University of Michigan, Detroit: 2006
- University of Southern California, Los Angeles: 1994
- University of Virginia Health Science Center, Charlottesville: 1999
- University of Wisconsin, Madison: 2005
- University of Vermont Medical Center: 2001
- Yale University Medical Center: 1998
80% first time pass rate on the oral boards
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Benefits
Winthrop provides a competitive salary, free meals, uniforms, laundry services, healthclub reimbursement and low-cost housing in apartments or houses, varying in size according to your family's requirements. Hospitalization, major medical, dental and life insurance are provided. The house staff is entitled to four weeks of vacation annually and encouraged to take time off for medical meetings with the approval of the program director. Full malpractice insurance is provided.
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Application Procedure
We participate in the Electronic Residency Application Services (ERAS), which is sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). To apply for a residency in radiology at Winthrop-University Hospital, all allopathic candidates must apply via their medical schools and all international candidates must apply via the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates.
For further information, contact:
Denise Foti, Residency Coordinator
Winthrop-University Hospital
259 First Street
Mineola, NY 11501
Tel: (516) 663-3800
Fax: (516) 663-8172
E-mail: radiolog@winthrop.org
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