Residency, Training and Education Residency Curriculum Goals and Objectives

The goals and objectives have been adopted from those developed by Dr. Eugene F. Binet and his staff at the Medical College of Georgia - as per APDR/AUR web-site.

The Department of Radiology has developed objectives to guide the resident through clinical rotations. Clinical rotations enable the resident to accumulate knowledge, develop technical skills and establish decision-making processes. These objectives are to be used as general guidelines in regard to the residents' progression through the residency. Knowing that residents attain knowledge and skills at different competency levels and that fluctuation of patient loads impact upon the residents' experiences, it would not be reasonable to expect each resident to fully accomplish each objective during any rotation. The objectives, therefore, are to be used as a relative measure of progress, either as a formal measurement administered by the clinical faculty at the end of the rotation or as a personal evaluation by the resident. Objectives not completed on a first rotation to a clinical area may be carried over until the next rotation at that site.

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Sections of the Goals and Objectives Online

1. Chest Radiology
2. Musculoskeletal Radiology
3. Body Imaging
4. Gastrointestinal Radiology
5. Ultrasound Section
6. Genitourinary Radiology
7. Pediatric Radiology
8. Breast Imaging
9. Neuroradiology
10. Head and Neck Imaging
11. Nuclear Medicine
12. Vascular and Interventional - (i)Overview, (ii) Checklist
13. Emergency Radiology
14. Physics Lecture Series