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If a visiting medical student is not currently enrolled in an ACGME accredited medical school we cannot accomodate that medical student rotating through our department. If a visiting medical student receives approval to rotate through our department, their program must provide the medical student with their health insurance. These visiting students cannot physically care for a patient or do any procedures on patients other than observe since they do not have an institutional permit and are not covered by our malpractice insurance. |
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Students are requested to email Dr. Oldham with their Match Results: Sandra.A.Oldham@uth.tmc.edu |
| The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Medicine offers several courses for medical students instruction in Radiology. |
| 1. The Core Clerkship – taken as an elective in the senior year of medical school. It is a four week course accommodating up to 16 medical students per month. Students spend three weeks at UT-Memorial Hermann Hospital and one week at MD Anderson Cancer Center starting in August. The course exposes medical students to a range of radiologic examinations and their clinical indications. It emphasizes the basics of chest, GI, GU, pediatric, neuroradiology, CT and skeletal imaging. The students have daily lectures and spend the rest of the day in different areas of the department observing/participating in read out sessions. Grading is based on one or more of these factors: attendance, unknown case presentation and a final examination composed of both multiple choice questions and film-interpretation written exam. |
| 2. Radiology Electives in Diagnostic, Radiation Oncology, Body Computed Tomography/Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Vascular and Interventional Radiology, and Neuroradiology. |
| 3. Mini-electives in Radiology students with a special interest in Radiology or a subspecialty may elect to do a two-week long elective in one area such as: CT, US, MRI, Neuroradiology, Vascular Interventional Radiology or Emergency Radiology. Special permission to do these electives needs to be obtained from the Section Chiefs for these areas. |
Last Modified July 18, 2007
Guide
to the 2007-2008 Radiology Match