Education and Training Opportunities

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine takes seriously the responsibility to provide an optimum learning environment and provides a world-class clinical experience at five hospitals, capitalizing on the benefits afforded to faculty and learners to partner with the IU Health System. The department and its statewide clinical partners use a team approach to capture the expertise of medical specialists, physical scientists and technologists to educate the next generation of radiologic professionals.

Undergraduate Degrees

Part of IU School of Medicine’s Health Professions Program, the department offers three unique undergraduate degrees in radiography, nuclear medicine technology and medical imaging technology.

Undergraduate Degrees

Medical Student Education

Imaging is a core component of clinical diagnosis. Medical students perform a month-long clerkship dedicated to learning the fundamentals of radiology, diversifying and strengthening the foundation of their medical education.

Medical Student Education

3 Undergraduate Programs

900 Annual residency applications

12 Fellowship Programs

Residency

The Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program, currently one of the nation’s largest, receives more than 600 applications each year for 13 positions. Additionally, the department offers Diagnostic Imaging Physics and Interventional Radiology residencies.

Residency

Fellowship

The department is proud to host a large fellowship training program with 12 fellowships covering major radiological subspecialties. Fellows receive training at seven different IU Health hospitals.

Fellowship

Continuing Medical Education

With hundreds of alumni, the department continues to grow in its education for current radiology and imaging sciences professionals through annual CME events and courses.

Continuing Medical Education

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Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD - Glenn W. Irwin, Jr., MD Distinguished Faculty Service Award

Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD is the 2019 recipient of the IU School of Medicine Alumni Association's Glen W. Irwin, Jr., MD Distinguished Faculty Service Award