Radiology interventional residency at Royal Oak

The IR residency is an ACGME accredited integrated program that incorporates a preliminary surgical internship and comprehensive diagnostic radiology experience with the full scope of interventional radiology.

The IR residency offers extensive training by highly qualified subspecialized radiologists. During the diagnostic radiology years (PGY2-PGY4), the trainee attains a strong diagnostic radiology background with emphasis in procedures which will prepare the trainee to plan image-guided interventions. In the interventional radiology years (PGY5-PGY6), the trainee undergoes 18 weeks of IR rotations in the IR4 year, followed by 32 weeks of IR rotations in the IR5 year. In addition to the IR rotations, organized and comprehensive clinical rotations (vascular surgery, surgical ICU, outpatient interventional radiology clinic) are incorporated with the interventional radiology rotations to solidify the trainee’s clinical experience.

The aim of the residency is to provide the experiences necessary such that a graduate is proficient in the clinical practice of interventional radiology and able to succeed in either an academic or private practice environment.

• Major academic medical center with over 1,100 beds affiliated with Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
• Level 1 adult trauma, major transplant, and comprehensive stroke center
• Consistently within the top busiest ERs in the nation
• Over 1,000,000 imaging studies performed annually
• Over 12,000 vascular interventional procedures annually
• Average of 200 cancer patients treated by intra-arterial and percutaneous procedures annually
• Diverse multi-disciplinary surgical services division that provides high quality care in a personal, efficient, and economic manner
• 2 interventional radiology – integrated residents accepted per year
• 107 full time diagnostic radiology faculty members
• 5 full time CAQ interventional radiology faculty members
• Didactic and clinical experiences that cover the full spectrum of IR and DR
• Educational conferences such as multi-disciplinary, morbidity & mortality, dedicated IR lectures, and IR Journal Club

• All rotations done in house at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital 

Not only is Corewell Health a great place to train, but it’s also located in one of the most desirable areas in Michigan. Oakland County ranks as one of the best places to live in the state, offering a vibrant and welcoming community with plenty to enjoy outside of work.

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NRMP match code
1978416C0

Heidi Gorske
Program manager