Neuroradiology
Message from the Director
The Neuroradiology Fellowship at UVM Medical Center/University of Vermont College of Medicine offers a concentrated 1-year experience in all aspects of Neuroradiology. Emphasis is placed on CT and MR imaging of the central nervous system.
UVM Medical Center is a Level I Trauma Center and a Joint Commission Certified Stroke Center. The faculty includes 7 Neuroradiologists, including 5 CAQ and 2 Neurointerventionalists.
The Neuroradiology section performs more than 50,000 exams per year, including 24,000+ CT exams and 17,500+ MRI exams and the full spectrum of interventional spine and brain procedures.
Due to our luminary agreements, we are proud to have state-of-the art imaging equipment, voice recognition and PACS.
There are many opportunities for research due to a dedicated 3T MRI within the department of Radiology as well as our broad range of pathology, case volume and collaborative relationships with:
- Neurology
- Neurosurgery
- Otolaryngology
- Ophthalmology
- Orthopedics
- Pediatrics
- Psychiatry
Fellows are expected to take on progressive responsibility with regard to the day to day function of the neuroradiology section as well as, acting as the point person for minor diagnostic procedures such as lumbar punctures and myelograms. Additional experience with diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology procedures is also gained through exposure on the Neurointerventional service.
Why Choose GME at UVM Medical Center
As a radiology resident at UVMMC I was so impressed by the Neuroradiology section that I knew I wanted to stay and continue learning from the amazing educators that we have here! I had the opportunity to tailor the year to my own unique interests and focus on areas that would prepare me best for the work I would be doing as an attending. Outside of the program, I love the access to outdoor activities including hiking the many nearby hills and mounts, wintertime skiing, and kayaking and sailing the lake in the summer!
