Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Office of the University Registrar
4301 Jones Bridge Road, A1041
Bethesda, Maryland 20814-4799
Mrs. Xochilth J. Torres
Fourth-Year Coordinator / Registrar Assistant
Phone: (301) 295-3448
E-mail: xochilth.torres@usuhs.edu
RDR4110, Radiology Clerkship
RDR4120, Special Studies/Radiology Clerkship
RDR4140, Interventional Radiology
Course #: RDR4110, Radiology Clerskhip
Course Type: C
Department: RDR
Duration: 4 weeks
Hours: 5
(Letter/Pass/Fail): P
Description: The 4th year radiology elective is a 4 week course designed to provide the student with an understanding of radiology that will benefit them in their internship year. The course will focus on emergency and ICU film interpretation. The first 2 weeks of the course will consist of rotating through the radiologic specialties in combination with didactic lectures. The second 2 weeks will focus on the student's particular area of interest. For example, if a student in going into pediatrics, they will spend that time in the pediatric radiology section.
Goals and Objectives:
During this 4 week course, the student will:
Student Grading:
The radiology elective is pass/fail. The student's grade represents a combination of the following:
Comments: Radiotherapy, Nuclear Med., CT, Ultrasound, GI, GU, Neuroradiology, Chest imaging, etc.
Sites: SAMMC, MAMC, NMCSD, TAMC, WHASC, WRMMC, DGMC, NMCP
Course #: RDR4120, Special Studies/Radiology Clerkship
Course Type: C
Department: RDR
Duration: 4 weeks
Hours: 5; Prerequisite Radiology Clerkship RDR 4110
(Letter/Pass/Fail): P
Description: This is a four week extension to the standard radiology elective, and is not a substitute for the general elective. This program must be arranged on an individual basis between the student and the on-site coordinator with the approval of Dept. of Radiology at USUHS.
Sites: SAMMC, MAMC, NMCSD, TAMC, WHASC, WRMMC, DGMC, NMCP
Course #: RDR4140, Interventional Radiology
Course Type: C
Department: RDR
Duration: 4 weeks
Hours: 5; No Prerequisite course required
(Letter/Pass/Fail): P
Description: This is a hands-on experience in basic interventional techniques following the standard radiology elective. Students will participate in daily morning conferences, patient rounds and cases. Didactic lectures and learning of new and more advanced procedures will be available. Exposure to a variety of techniques to include arteriography, venography, venous access, biliary and genitourinary interventions, etc.
This program must be arranged on an individual basis between the student and the on-site coordinator with the approval of Dept. of Radiology at USUHS.
Comments: Clinical aspects of patient care and active participation in the procedure is encouraged and expected.
Sites: SAMMC, MAMC, NMCSD, TAMC, WHASC, WRMMC, DGMC, NMCP