17 courses with the subject RADI M, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
RADI M101Introductory Elective0
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This elective will allow students to gain exposure to the specialty and the types of health conditions experienced by patients seen by providers in this specialty as healthcare team members.
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RADI M302Career Exploration of Vascular and Interventional Radiology0
This elective will allow students to gain exposure to the specialty and the types of health conditions experienced by patients seen by providers in this specialty as healthcare team members.
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This clinical elective provides students the opportunity to work with attendings in thoracic imaging. They will learn to read films and understand indications for specific imaging.
Breast imaging is one of the most misunderstood and under-taught areas in medical education, despite its profound impact on public health and on the lived experience of nearly every patient population. A dedicated breast imaging elective fills a critical gap in the curriculum for many reasons.
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In this clinical elective, students will be exposed to the field of nuclear imaging. They will learn how to review images and understand the indications for different studies.
This clinical elective will provide the opportunity for students to participate in the team in the neuroradiology reading room. They will be assigned cases to read each day, review patient history and exams in Epic EMR, and follow up on other relevant tests such as labs. They will present cases to the attending, with imaging findings and impressions and with differential diagnosis if applicable. Students will work with faculty and radiology residents on their neuroradiology rotations. Cases will derive from various practice settings, including the emergency department, inpatient, and outpatient.
This clinical rotation provides students the opportunity to directly participate in day-to-day medical practice in the radiology reading room with faculty and residents in the abdominal imaging department. Major modalities include x-ray and fluoroscopy of the GI/GU tract, CT of the abdomen and pelvis, ultrasound, and MRI of the abdomen and pelvis. Students will be exposed to a wide range of pathology and will gain an understanding of the workflow and challenges faced in abdominal imaging.
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Repeatability: This course may not be repeated for additional credits.Pre-requisites: Minimum grade of P in INTM M301, OBGY M320, PEDI M330, PSYM M340, SURG M350, NEUR M370, and FAMP M360.
This clinical elective provides students with broad exposure to radiology. Students will participate in radiology teams. Students will learn the indications for different radiologic exams, and develop the skills to interpret them.
In this clinical elective, the student will predominantly spend time in the vascular and interventional radiology suite and work one-on-one with the attendings and residents on service. Students will be introduced to and participate in the multiple procedures performed in the department on a daily basis. This elective resembles a surgical sub-internship in its scope, intensity, and responsibility.
This advanced elective will build on the basic knowledge and skills the student has acquired in the phase 3 Interventional Radiology Elective. The student will predominantly spend time in the vascular and interventional radiology suite and work one-on-one with the attendings, residents, and fellows. The student will take an active role under appropriate supervision to learn advanced skills required of an IR learner. This will include hands-on experience during procedures. Each morning before cases begin, the student will review the case board and present to the supervising physician several of the day's scheduled cases. The student will take on responsibility for pre- and post-procedure care and follow up in select cases. By the end of the rotation, students will be able to compare/contrast different techniques employed by IR clinicians, recommend appropriate IR procedures for various disease processes, recognize the signs and symptoms of complications seen in IR procedures, counsel patients on the risk and benefits of specific IR procedures, and perform a comprehensive preoperative evaluation in a patient undergoing IR procedures.
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Repeatability: This course may not be repeated for additional credits.Pre-requisites: Minimum grade of P in INTM M301, OBGY M320, PEDI M330, PSYM M340, SURG M350, NEUR M370, and FAMP M360.
In this clinical elective, students will integrate into the team working in the MSK/Chest reading room, where musculoskeletal radiology studies are interpreted on a daily basis via PACS workstations. At these film reading modules, students will participate in readout sessions of x-ray, CT, MRI studies, and ultrasound studies. Imaging cases will derive from various practice settings, such as the emergency department, inpatient, and outpatient.
