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All UMass Chan Medical School Radiology Fellowship Programs not participating in ERAS have pledged to the 2025 application and interview timeline set forth by SCARD (Society of Chairs in Academic Radiology Departments). For more information, please visit the SCARD website: https://www.scardweb.org/policies

UMass Memorial Health Care is the largest health care system in Central and Western Massachusetts. It encompasses the UMass Memorial Medical Center (UMMMC) and affiliated Community hospitals. UMMMC is a tertiary care facility and is the major teaching hospital for the University of Massachusetts Medical School. UMMMC is a certified primary stroke center, Level I trauma center and the tertiary referral center for Central Massachusetts.

The UMass Chan Medical School’s first Radiology Department was established in 1975 under the Chairmanship of Dr. Lloyd Hawes. In 1977, the radiology residency program was introduced with two residents. In 1980, Dr. Edward Smith assumed Chairmanship. Under his stewardship and subsequent Chairs the department has grown steadily. Our current Chair is Dr. Max Rosen. The Department of Radiology performs approximately 500,000 studies each year and in addition to a robust residency program, offers the following fellowships:



 Fellowship Program


Number of Positions 


Duration
in Years 


ACGME Accreditation 


Participating
in NRMP

Abdominal Imaging

2

1

Yes

No

Breast Imaging

1

1

No

Yes

Cardiothoracic Imaging

1

1

No

No

Emergency Radiology

1

1

No

Yes

Musculoskeletal

2

1

Yes

Yes

Neuroradiology
(Accepts applications
only through ERAS)

2

1

Yes

Yes

Neuroendovascular Intervention

2

2

Yes

No

  Independent Interventional Radiology Program Description

 

Application Eligibility and Process

Requirements: 
Applicants must have completed a radiology residency. Applicants must be certified or eligible for certification by the American Board of Radiology or equivalent. Acceptance is contingent on obtaining a Massachusetts medical license by the start date of Fellowship.

Applicants should also review University of Massachusetts GME eligibility requirements found on the GME website - https://www.umassmed.edu/gme/future-residentsfellows/eligibile/.

For information on UMass Chan's visa sponsorship policy, please refer to the Office of Graduate Medical Education's visa sponsorship page at this link:
https://www.umassmed.edu/gme/how-to-apply/visa-information/

ABR Pathway

Our four-year alternate pathway is an opportunity for international medical graduates (IMGs) to complete four years of radiology training to be considered a candidate for certification by the American Board of Radiology (ABR). All fellows will be appointed for 1 year of training at a time; fellows in good standing will need to apply for subsequent fellowships annually.  The details of the IMG Alternate Pathway can be found on the ABR website at: https://www.theabr.org/diagnostic-radiology/initial-certification/alternate-pathways/international-medical-graduates

For Non-ERAS participating programs application must include:

  • Universal or UMass Application form (click here to download PDF)
  • CV
  • Personal statement
  • 3 letters of recommendation (required to have one from radiology residency program director)
  • USMLE Transcript
    • Fellowship applicants need to have passed ALL USMLE Steps (1, 2CK, 2CS and 3)
    • Applications that are missing USMLE Step 3 will not be considered.
    • ABR certified or board eligible or equivalent degree
  • ECFMG certificate, if applicable

Candidates will be considered for interviews once all application materials are received. Letters of Recommendation should be addressed to the respective Program Director and emailed to RadiologyFellowship@umassmed.edu directly by your Program Coordinator or letter writer.  All application materials must be submitted electronically via email to:

RadiologyFellowship@umassmed.edu



Hemang M. Kotecha, DO - Director Radiology Fellowship Program
Hemang M. Kotecha, DO
Director
Radiology Fellowship Program