Does Duke offer radiology?

The Diagnostic Radiology residency at Duke is a five year combined residency and fellowship program which accepts 10 residents per year. This program provides for three years of training in general diagnostic radiology and two years of subspecialty training.

How much do radiology residents get paid?

Radiology residents in the United States make an average salary of $179,017 per year or $86.07 per hour. People on the lower end of that spectrum, the bottom 10% to be exact, make roughly $64,000 a year, while the top 10% makes $495,000.

How much do interventional radiology residents make?

Overall, the average resident salary in 2018 was $59,300, up from $57,200 in 2017 and $56,500 in 2016. Radiology’s average resident salary of $60,700 puts it in 17th place out of 34 specialties. The top specialties were allergy & immunology ($68,000) and rheumatology ($66,200).

Is a radiology resident a doctor?

A radiology resident is a doctor who has been on a long journey of learning. After completing college and graduating from medical school, these doctors have worked in various clinical settings during an internship year. Residents learn the most advanced imaging techniques via supervised, on-the-job training.

How to become a radiologist at Duke University?

Imagine your future at Duke Radiology! We sincerely hope that you will consider joining our Duke Radiology community. Please click on the link below to learn about our application and interview process. We also encourage you to contact us for more information about our program.

What kind of residency does a radiologist have?

Dedicated to producing the next generation of diverse clinical and academic radiologists, the Radiology Residency provides intensive training in all subspecialties and modalities of imaging. The Department of Radiology offers two residencies: diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology.

How many people are in the Department of Radiology?

The Department of Radiology offers two residencies: diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology. The diagnostic radiology residency program currently has a total of 32 residents. Eight diagnostic radiology appointments are made each July 1, renewable at yearly intervals for four years.

Is there an interventional radiology residency at Mass General?

RadIQ is an online education and training tool that simulates a clinical environment for residents. These programs are dedicated to addressing unmet medical imaging needs and healthcare disparities for vulnerable and crisis-affected populations. Mass General offers an interventional radiology residency program. Learn more about this training.