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Diagnostic Radiology Residency
College
- Center City Campus
- Sidney Kimmel Medical College
Degree Earned
- Residency
Program Length
4 years
Program Type
- On Campus
Leadership
Name:
Suzanne Long, MD
Position:
Program Director, Diagnostic Radiology Residency
Email:
Suzanne.Long@jefferson.edu
Name:
Kristen McClure, MD
Position:
- Associate Program Director
- Director of Residency Selection
- Chair, Residency Selection Committee
Contact
Name:
Sofiane Moulla
Position:
- Education Coordinator, Diagnostic Radiology Program
132 South Tenth Street
Suite 780-A, Main Building
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Email:
Sofiane.Moulla@jefferson.edu
Contact Number(s):
Research Activity
Jefferson is among the most productive radiology departments in the country when it comes to research funding and publication. Here, there is a strong culture of inquiry and collaboration among faculty members that extends to trainees, who are viewed as potential partners as much as students.
As such, residents are expected to fulfill a research requirement as a part of their training at Jefferson. With faculty direction, trainees must complete a project of their own and submit it for publication at a peer-reviewed journal or national meeting. Research credit is not based upon manuscript acceptance, as the emphasis is on understanding the process of generating a question and devising a way to answer it.
Upon arriving in the Department, trainees are assigned a faculty mentor who helps to orient and guide them toward research topics of interest. As trainees discern their own areas of interest, they may seek out a faculty member whose own research aligns more closely with their project.
As an additional resource, each Wednesday of every month is reserved for the Departmental Radiology Conference. This consists of Grand Rounds, research seminars, journal club, Chairman Series, and QA/QI conferences presented by a faculty or invited speaker, covering topics of interest in all radiology subspecialties. Everyone in the Department has an opportunity to present the results of their research activities to peers. Residents are required to present a project here at various stages of completion.
Aside from mentorship, trainees have 24/7 access to the Department of Radiology Library, which contains 300 textbooks and issues of 15 medical journals, as well as computer access to all major Radiology and medical journals. There is also an extensive teaching file of over 1,600 annotated representative radiographs, in addition to a selection of clinical presentations that includes the entire American College of Radiology teaching file.