University of Vermont Medical Center Integrated IR Residency - Advanced program (PGY2-PGY6) with 2 positions per year.
Rotations
The Integrated IR Resident will have a schedule that is like the DR Residents in PGY2-PGY4 years. This is a well rounded clinical and didactic training with graduated independence to help prepare for On-call responsibilities and Boards preparation. In the PGY5 and PGY6 years – there will be a greater emphasis and IR and IR associated rotations
Clinic
IR learners will begin integration into IR Clinics with two, half-days per four-week block throughout the year (including during Internship if it is completed in Preliminary Surgery at UVMMC). In PGY2-6 years the IR Clinic will continue as a longitudinal experience throughout all rotations with the IR learner participating in two, half days in clinic per four-week block (except for post-call time off, ICU rotations, or when Q4 call rotations compel the trainee to be on clinical service).
Definitions
| MSK—Musculoskeletal | Neuro—Neuroradiology |
| GI—Gastrointestinal | Breast—Mammography |
| IR—Interventional Radiology | Chest—Cardiothoracic |
| NUCS - Nuclear Medicine | Peds—Pediatric Radiology |
| Body—Abdominal/Pelvic Radiology | Short—Short call Resident (5p-8:30p) |
| Evenings—Evening call Resident (5p-12am) | Nights/NF—Night float Resident (12am-8:30am) |
| AIRP (ACR Institute for Radiologic Pathology)—Educational Opportunity (Formal Course) Silver Springs, MD | ICU—Intensive Care Unit rotation |
| US—Ultrasound | CVPH IR—Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital Interventional Radiology (Site 2 – includes Wound Care Clinic/Non-Invasive Vascular Lab) |
| NeuroIR—Neurointerventional Radiology |