Emergency Radiology Fellowship

• Emergency Radiologists at Harborview Medical Center provide first-line coverage for imaging of all patients in the emergency/trauma center. Fellows protocol and interpret all imaging done in the emergency department from the patient’s head to toes.
• Emergency Radiologists at Harborview Medical Center also provides remote first-line coverage for imaging of patients in the emergency department at UW Medicine – Northwest campus, and we anticipate providing some first-line coverage for imaging of patients in the emergency department at UW Medicine – Montlake campus in the near future. Fellows will be involved in coverage of these hospitals either remotely or on-site.
• Under supervision of the faculty, fellows will learn interpretation of digital computed radiography, computed tomosynthesis, and cross-sectional imaging, primarily CT and ultrasound, as they relate to care of the acutely ill or injured patient.
• Fellows will be involved in coronary CTA and “triple rule out” CTA, including patient selection and preparation, exam acquisition, and image analysis.
• Select studies are also performed routinely using dual energy CT, providing unique clinical and research opportunities during fellowship.
• Fellows will also develop skills in the management of the busy and complex emergency radiology practice and will become experienced consultants for the other medical professionals in the emergency/trauma center.
• Fellows will also participate in the daily emergency radiology section teaching sessions, as well as weekly trauma surgery and orthopedic interdisciplinary conferences and the new monthly emergency medicine/emergency radiology interdisciplinary conference. In the later phases of the program, fellows will also take on more responsibility for the teaching of residents and presentations at conferences.
• Fellows have the opportunity to attend the annual UW Emergency Radiology course in Seattle, and are encouraged to attend the annual meeting of the American Society of Emergency Radiology (ASER).
  
• Fellows receive formal and informal teaching from faculty throughout the year, including fellow book club and journal club. Fellows will also have the opportunity to attend many of the resident lectures throughout the year, and will have access to our excellent library and multimedia materials, including recorded conferences.

How To Apply:

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Contact Information:

Kevin Nguyen

Program Operations Specialist
Department of Radiology | UW School of Medicine
1959 NE Pacific St | Box 357115 | Seattle, WA 98195
EMAIL: [email protected]
PHONE: 206.850.3228
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