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Positions Offered: 7 (fully funded positions) - Duration: 12 months - Application Deadline: Per NRMP. The Division operates a high volume, high profile clinical practice with a broad range of clinical material, and participates in many multi-disciplinary conferences with our colleagues in orthopedic surgery, pathology, radiation oncology, and rheumatology. We favor hard working team players who like to have fun at work. The Research Triangle area provides an enviable lifestyle with moderate climate and reasonable cost of living. Candidates must be Board eligible, have completed a residency training program, and be eligible for licensure in the State of North Carolina. Duke University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Interested applicants should apply to: Leah Waldman, M.D., Director, Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship, Department of Radiology, Box 3808 Duke University Medical Center Durham, NC 27710 Telephone: (919) 684-7272 E-mail: [email protected]. 

Positions Offered: 2
Duration: 12 months
Application Deadline: 18 months prior to start of fellowship
Other: All applications are coordinated by Ginger Raulinaitis ([email protected]).

Positions Offered: 2 in MSK match; 2 in new combined MSK/MRI fellowship program, and 1 in combined MSK/Informatics fellowship (not in match)
Duration: 12 months
Application Deadline: Contact Fellowship Coordinator

Other: We offer diverse and broad experience in musculoskeletal imaging and interventions. Our section is responsible for all musculoskeletal imaging, including CT, MR, Ultrasound and Radiography performed at UAB-affiliated hospitals.

The fellows are involved in all aspects of MSK imaging and primarily responsible for performing the MSK procedures. We also have a busy MSK ultrasound service.  Training does include spine intervention.

As a Level One Trauma and the only MSK Oncology referral Center in Alabama, we offer an extensive experience in traumatic musculoskeletal injuries, tumor imaging and intervention as well as sports and rheumatological imaging. Education is a mainstay of our fellowship program with a weekly morning musculoskeletal radiology conference in which faculty, fellows, and residents participate.  

Ours Fellows participate in musculoskeletal backup call (home pager call) along with the entire musculoskeletal faculty. Our fellows also participate in weekend day call, usually one-half day every6-8 weeks. There are opportunities for research, electives and internal and external moonlighting in the area.  

Our fellows receive a PGY-6 base salary PLUS 40K of additional compensation, and significant income from evening internal moonlighting (currently for 5 hours).

International Graduates

We are able to sponsor H1B visa for qualified candidates.

ABR alternative pathway is offered.

Applications are accepted year-round, and off-cycle start dates can be arranged.

Positions Offered: 1
Duration: 12 months

Other: Our expanding hospital system, including 2 hospitals, 2 outpatient imaging centers and a stand-alone urgent care center include state of the art equipment in all modalities. In addition to our ample volume which allows the fellow access to extensive studies, we benefit from a robust level 1 trauma center and very diverse and unusual pathology.  Daily MSK procedures allow fellows to become proficient and gain independence performing procedures.  Fellows will also gain experience in pediatric MSK as this is covered by MSK faculty.  There is strong coordination between outside departments with participation in orthopedic sports conference and rheumatology conference as well as encouraged participation in National MSK conferences.  Electives are offered in the any of the Radiology subspecialties as the fellowship is tailored to meet the needs of each fellow.  Research is strongly encouraged and time is provided to perform and publish research activities. One week of meeting/education time is allowed to attend a national MSK meeting. Call is taken as an Attending with over-signing on-call residents reports which allows the fellow to maintain general diagnostic skills.  Additional shifts of in house moonlighting are available.  Flexibility in scheduling is an advantage of our program as well as our prime location in North Florida on the coast.  The excellent climate, beaches, metropolitan diversity, outdoor activities, as well as favorable traffic and housing make Jacksonville an excellent location.

Positions offered: 2
Duration: 12 months
Multidisciplinary conferences. Research opportunities abound. The Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship at the University of Miami offers training in diagnostic radiography, MRI, CT and ultrasound. Fellows are exposed to multimodality cases in sports medicine, rheumatology, peripheral nerve imaging, trauma, and musculoskeletal oncology. Procedures include CT, MRI, ultrasound guided interventional and diagnostic procedures including joint aspirations, joint injections, arthrography, and soft tissue and bone tumor biopsies. The service has an active Sports Medicine component with close interaction with both major league and college athletics. The University is an active tertiary referral center for soft tissue and bone tumors in the South Florida area. There is close daily interaction with the Orthopedic Department and ample opportunities for research and publication. There are multiple 1.5 T and 3.0T MR Scanners on campus and at outpatient clinics across South Florida. The University of Miami is affiliated with Jackson Memorial Hospital, a 1,550 bed major teaching hospital with an active trauma service. Successful completion of an ACGME accredited radiology residency and a Florida license or eligibility for a Florida license is required for the fellowship position.Candidates must be Board eligible and must have completed training in an ACGME Approved residency program and have a Florida license or license eligibility.

Positions Offered: 3
Duration: 12 months

The Musculoskeletal (MSK) Fellowship at UNC Health is designed to provide exceptional subspecialty training that prepares fellows equally well for careers in both academic and private practice musculoskeletal radiology. The program emphasizes not only diagnostic excellence but also strong communication skills and collaborative relationships with radiology colleagues, referring clinicians, and imaging technologists. Fellows are expected to demonstrate professionalism, punctuality, and a strong work ethic in all interactions within the UNC healthcare system.

Fellows gain extensive experience interpreting musculoskeletal MRI and CT studies, reviewing cases directly with attending radiologists during cross-sectional imaging shifts. In keeping with a model of graded independence, fellows initially review radiographs with supervision and progressively transition to independent interpretation of plain films as the year advances. Procedural training is a key component, with fellows performing a broad range of interventions and actively participating in daily biopsy review conferences, where they present and discuss cases with the division.

Education remains a central focus of the fellowship. Fellows attend dedicated teaching conferences led by faculty and contribute to multidisciplinary conferences, eventually taking on presentation roles. All clinical and educational activities take place at the main campus of UNC Hospitals, offering a comprehensive and collaborative training environment. Interested applicants should submit required materials to the Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship Coordinator, Virginia Carver, [email protected] who is also available to assist with application-related inquiries.

Positions Offered: 8

Duration: 12 months
Application Deadline: In compliance with the Match/SCARD

The Division of Musculoskeletal Radiology at the University of Virginia offers a high volume clinical practice through which our fellows see a wide range of pathology. Fellow education is a constant emphasis among the faculty, with a dedicated fellow lecture curriculum, numerous interdisciplinary conferences, and daily view box teaching from experts in the field. The fellowship also provides ample opportunity for graded fellow independence throughout the year, both in diagnostic interpretations and procedures. We run an exceptionally busy interventional service which gives fellows extensive hands-on experience, with up to 35 interventional musculoskeletal procedures scheduled daily across multiple sites. Our fellows get extensive spine radiology exposure, both with cross sectional imaging as well as through interventions. Our trainees leave prepared for private practice or academics, with confidence in interpreting "bread and butter" sports medicine imaging as well as pediatric, oncologic, and rheumatologic MSK imaging. As a large fellowship, we have an extensive fellow network throughout the country which can be a great aid when searching for post fellowship jobs. An additional unique aspect of our fellowship is that our fellows have the option to spend a week at a time performing overnight general radiology final reads on ED patients, with subspecialist back-up. This optional "24/7" coverage internal moonlighting program both helps the fellow maintain general radiology skills during fellowship year and results in a significant salary boost. Our fellows also generally receive a number of academic days which can be utilized for research, independent study, operating room observation, or elective time in other radiology divisions.