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 Rotations Each rotation is a four-week block of time. The first six rotations in the first year of residency consist of rotations that are considered core services, because these rotations offer a broad exposure to topics in our curriculum, initiating training and experience in the major imaging modalities and preparing a resident for general on-call duties. These rotations include the thoracic, abdominal, ultrasound, musculoskeletal, neuroradiologic, and nuclear medicine services. In general, we attempt to arrive at the following distribution over four years: abdomen-4 rotations, chest-5 rotations, ultrasound-4 rotations, musculoskeletal - 4 rotations, neuroradiology-5 rotations, nuclear medicine-5 rotations, mammography-3.5 rotations, pediatrics-3 rotations, VIR-4 rotations (includes coronary angiography), OB ultrasound-1 rotation, pathology (AFIP)-1 month, cardiac– 1.5, scholarly activity–3 rotations, research-1 rotation, emergency-2 rotations, night float (call) - 2.5 rotations, elective-3 rotations. Radiology Rotation Distribution Per Year
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