Clinical Experience in Diagnostic Imaging Physics
The Diagnostic Imaging Physics team at Indiana University School of Medicine serves six metropolitan hospitals and more than ten outpatient clinics with 400+ imaging equipment including DR, IR, Mammography, CT & Spectral CT, MRI, PET, MRI-PET, PET-CT, SPECT, SPECT-CT and Ultrasound. The program has grown continuously since its inauguration in 2014. First-year residents work under the program faculty’s supervision in clinical tasks. A major goal during the second year of residency is to develop independent thinking and confidence to function as an independent practitioner.
Rotations
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First Year |
Second Year |
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July
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Radiation Safety – X-ray facility shielding design, Radiation survey, Radioactive material handling and dose calibration; MRI Safety |
Research/Mock Oral |
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August |
Interventional/Angiography
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September |
Digital Radiography/Fluoroscopy |
US
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October |
Image Fundamental- Image Quality and Image Processing |
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November |
CT |
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December |
Research |
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January |
Mammography |
Research |
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February |
Nuclear Imaging and Multimodality Imaging (MR-PET, CT-PET) |
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March |
MRI |
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April |
Advanced MR and CT Imaging Development |
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May |
Patient Dosimetry |
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June |
Informatics |
Research/Mock Oral |
Video