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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Please be aware that due to the impact of COVID-19, APDR and APDIR have issued a statement regarding away rotations for academic year 2020-2021
"APDR and APDIR [...] strongly urge all Diagnostic Radiology and Interventional Radiology residency programs to commit to [...] limiting away rotations and implementing virtual interviews for all residency applicants."
Please click HERE for the full position statement from the APDR and APDIR.
"APDR and APDIR [...] strongly urge all Diagnostic Radiology and Interventional Radiology residency programs to commit to [...] limiting away rotations and implementing virtual interviews for all residency applicants."
Please click HERE for the full position statement from the APDR and APDIR.
Rotating through interventional radiology as a medical student is important to see if this is the right field for you – and we hope it is! To make the most of your IR experience at your home institution and/or while on an away rotation, utilize the following IR Rotation Survival Guide. This survival guide is designed to help you succeed on your rotations, and is divided into 3 components: Frequently Asked Questions, Rotation Resources, and Site-Specific Guides.
Frequently Asked Questions
A compiled collection of frequently asked questions regarding IR rotations, covering both away rotations, and doing rotations at your home institution.
Rotation Resources
A listing of resources that will generally be useful for any medical student on an IR rotation (regardless of the site or institution).
Site-Specific Guides
Whether you are at your home institution, or doing an away rotation, these guides help give specific information to help you quickly hit the ground running.