The diagnostic imaging physics team at Indiana University School of Medicine serves six metropolitan hospitals and more than ten outpatient clinics with 400+ imaging equipment including DR, IR, mammography, CT and spectral CT, MRI, PET, MRI-PET, PET-CT, SPECT, SPECT-CT and ultrasound. The program has grown continuously since its inauguration in 2014. First-year residents work under the program faculty’s supervision in clinical tasks. A major goal during the second year of residency is to develop independent thinking and confidence to function as an independent practitioner.
Rotations
| PGY 1 | PGY 2 | |
| July | Orientation/Safety Training, Regulations, X-Ray Physics, General Radiography | Radiation Safety, Shielding, RAM Handling, Radiobiology |
| August | Fluoro/IR/Flat-Panel CT | Regulations, X-Ray Physics, General Radiography |
| September | Ultrasound 1 |
Fluoro, IR, Flat-Panel CT |
| October | Image Quality/Processing |
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| November | CT 1 | |
| December | Ultrasound 2 | |
| January | Research/Self-Study, Mock Oral Exam | Patient Dosimetry |
| February | Nuclear Medicine |
Mammography |
| March | MRI 2, MRI Safety |
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| April | MRI 1 |
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| May | CT 2 | |
| June | Informatics, Displays, PACS |
Research/Self-Study, Mock Oral Exam |
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