IR Fellowships

[Radguy12]

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Anyone know which programs still do a decent amount of PAD(besides Miami)? And I'm talking about fellowships, not integrated programs.

 

[TXRads]

In no particular order Rush, UVA, Peoria, MCW, I think Georgetown does some, UF Jacksonville as well I believe. Things are always changing however and its best to verify during interviews and even better with case logs.

 

[Radguy12]

In no particular order Rush, UVA, Peoria, MCW, I think Georgetown does some, UF Jacksonville as well I believe. Things are always changing however and its best to verify during interviews and even better with case logs.

Thanks this is helpful.

 

[NDcienporciento100]

Keiser LA, Mayo Roch, Mayo Arizona, Penn, Wash U.

 

[ZC9]

MD Anderson. Through the Texas combined residency. Spend 2 months at hospital with no VS service. So 2 to 3 legs a day

 

[ZC9]

Keiser LA, Mayo Roch, Mayo Arizona, Penn, Wash U.

Don't think Penn does anymore. Friend interviewed there for fellowship said the same.

 

[irwarrior]

Don't think Penn does anymore. Friend interviewed there for fellowship said the same.

What about at the VA and Presbyterian with Tim Clark and Vance?

 

[ZC9]

What about at the VA and Presbyterian with Tim Clark and Vance?

That's all I heard. Can't independently verify that unfortunately

 

[irwarrior]

Does anyone have case logs for the various programs?

 

[ZC9]

Keiser LA, Mayo Roch, Mayo Arizona, Penn, Wash U.

Kaiser LA is integrated. I interviewed at mayo arizona, don't do much PAD. Wash U advertizes that they do PAD but spoke to a resident there who said he did 30 cases in his fellowship year

 

[irwarrior]

Which programs out there offer neuroIR /stroke training?