Courses and Clerkships
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Students may develop an individualized research plan of their choice under the direction of a faculty member. Students should work with a faculty member to submit the form Elective Proposal to Educational Affairs at least eight weeks prior to the projected start date. This elective requires prior approval.
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Students may develop an individualized course on a topic of their choice under the direction of a faculty member. Students should work with a faculty member to submit the form Elective Proposal to Educational Affairs at least eight weeks prior to the projected start date. This elective requires prior approval.
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This is an overview of diagnostic radiology. Students will rotate through general radiology and the different subspecialties (gastrointestinal, neuroradiology, mammography, interventional radiology, musculoskeletal, and emergency radiology). Students will participate in the daily reading of images and in the performance of procedures. They will operate during the rotation as part of a team consisting of physicians, physician assistants, radiology physician assistants, nurses, and technologists.
During the elective, the students will choose what rotations they would like to participate in. They will participate in interpretation of images and performing procedures with the staff radiologist. Students will be on the rotation for approximate ten hours per day, some of which may be night shifts. Students will be expected to present an interesting case at the end of the elective. Students will attend all departmental conferences.
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This is a 2 week elective in interventional radiology. Students will be expected to be involved in the initial work up of patients, participate in procedures, and in the follow-up care of patients. Students will be expected to understand the risks, benefits and alternatives to procedures. Students will be expected to perform basic procedure (line placement, paracetesis and thoracetesis) by the end of the rotation. Students will also be expected to participate in ward rounds. They will operate during the rotation as part of a team consisting of physicians, physician assistants, radiology physician assistants, nurses, and technologists. Students will not be required to take call. Students will be expected to present an interesting case at the end of the elective. Students will attend all departmental conferences.
