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1 open Neuroradiology (ACGME) fellowship program position
A neuroradiology fellowship position is currently available at University of California, San Francisco to begin July 1, 2024. For more information about our outstanding training program, please visit [link=https://radiology.ucsf.edu/education/fellowships/clinical/neuroradiology]https://radiology.ucsf.edu/education/fellowships/clinical/neuroradiology[/link]. The ideal applicant will have completed strong diagnostic radiology residency training by the start of fellowship, have outstanding interpersonal skills and personal references, and experience in biomedical research. The position requires an MD degree or equivalent and ability to practice medicine in the United States and the state of California. Foreign medical graduates will be sponsored through an ECFMG-J1 visa. Applicants are also required to be board certified (or eligible) in Radiology. If interested, please submit current CV, personal statement and copies of USMLE scores via email to [[email protected]]s[/email][email protected] and [email protected]
The University of California is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age or protected veteran status.
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A 2 year neuro fellowship not filling!? Not surprised. I still can’t believe anyone falls for this scam.
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Affirmative action racism has been banned. Maybe now they wont discriminate against Asians.
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2 years [:(]
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Who thinks this is a good idea.
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I think this could be right for the right individual. Depends on what you want to doif you want to do academics or super-subspecialize, then this could be right for you. Also TBH, most people I know who did two year fellowships had zero student loans and/or came from (relatively) monied families. I think student loans need to start being paid back after year PGY-6. No offense, but good luck paying that back every and living in a high rent city like SF.
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Quote from Picasso01
I think this could be right for the right individual. Depends on what you want to doif you want to do academics or super-subspecialize, then this could be right for you. Also TBH, most people I know who did two year fellowships had zero student loans and/or came from (relatively) monied families. I think student loans need to start being paid back after year PGY-6. No offense, but good luck paying that back every and living in a high rent city like SF.
The 2 year neurofellowship made sense when DR neurorads did a lot of angio and residents did not get good exposure to neuro MRI. It serves no purpose these days except as cheap labor for a few ivory tower places that haven’t gone to 1 year like the overwhelming majority of programs.-
Even ivory towers will hire anyone with a pulse these days. 2 year fellowship is useless unless you specifically want a research track gig at USCF/Stanford/MGH
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