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Program Description (please review the overview description for all Advanced Radiology Fellowships at Mayo Clinic in Arizona)
The one-year MRI/Cross-Sectional Imaging Fellowship Program at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale has a broad, in-depth curriculum that covers all fundamentals of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and cross-sectional imaging. The program is designed to provide you with clinical and academic subspecialty training while you work closely with imaging and interventional radiology experts. The program offers:
- Extensive exposure and hands-on experience with a large group of patients whose diagnosis and treatment requires cross-sectional imaging and interventional techniques.
- Clinical instruction by multiple fellowship-trained radiologists, many of whom have extensive academic experience and who are recognized experts in their fields.
- Exposure to state-of-the-art magnetic resonance, computed tomography, ultrasound and PACS (Picture Archive Communications System) equipment.
- Experience in a modern hospital facility that uses a filmless imaging department and an electronic medical records systems.
- Close cooperative interaction with outstanding medical and surgical colleagues.
- Outstanding clinical research opportunities.
Program History
The Department of Radiology at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale established the MRI/Cross-Sectional Imaging Fellowship in 2000 and increased the program's size in 2004. This program usually accepts three candidates annually.
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