| Baylor University Medical Center is now offering a one-year ACGME-accredited Nuclear Radiology fellowship. The suitable fellow candidate should have completed a diagnostic radiology residency at an ACGME-approved program, and be ABR-certified or ABR-eligible.
The fellowship year consists of gradually increasing responsibilities in clinical rotations through general nuclear medicine and PET imaging. The clinical duties will be supervising and interpreting all routine nuclear medicine and nuclear cardiology procedures, PET studies, PET/CT studies, and radioisotope therapies. The fellow will participate in teaching the rotating radiology residents during the clinical rotations, as well as regularly scheduled teaching conferences.
Rotations
· General Nuclear Medicine and Nuclear Cardiology 5 months
· PET and PET/CT 5 months
· Research 1 month
· Vacation/Interviews 1 month
Fellow Responsibilities
· To perform satisfactorily and to the best of their ability the customary service of fellowship.
· To conform to hospital policies, procedures, and regulations.
· To assist resident teaching including participating in the noon conference and board preparation schedules.
· To undertake at least one research project, which will result in a publication-quality manuscript.
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