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Weill Cornell Radiology

Body Imaging Fellowships


NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center is a state of the art teaching hospital. All image interpretation is performed on our PACS workstations. We operate 6 multi-row helical CT scanners (4, 8 and 16 slices), 8 Acuson Sequoias and 3 clinical MR scanners (2 1.5T and 1 3.0T), a dedicated research 3T scanner, a clinical and a research PET/CT with cyclotron. 3D work stations (GE Advantage and Vitrea) are distributed throughout the department. In addition, major investments in new ambulatory and high-tech buildings and equipment will be ongoing for the next decade.

Recognizing the advances in residency training and the new demands placed on radiologists entering practice, we have designed new imaging fellowships to provide a contemporary, flexible, exciting and well-remunerated experience for fellows in a U.S.News & World Report Honor Roll Hospital located on the upper east side of Manhattan. Weill Cornell Body Fellowships include:

  • MRI
  • Body/MRI
  • Breast/Body/MRI
All body fellowships offer training in state-of-the-art imaging, flexibility in emphasis – including elective time, attending/appointment experience, and exceptional compensation.


Program

Site

Director
Body/MRI NYP/Weill Cornell William Rubenstein, MD
Breast/Body/MRI NYP/Weill Cornell Ruth Rosenblatt, MD
MRI NYP/Weill Cornell Keith Hentel, MD

On Call Responsibilities

Fellows, working with an attending in their primary field (body, breast, etc.), will be on call less than one weekend per month. Fellows will also serve as attending radiologists covering the hospital's emergency/inpatient department, supervising our residents from 6 PM to 12 PM weeknights, and from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM weekends. Each fellow will cover one evening session per week.

Compensation

Compensation is $95,000 per year, exceptional by clinical fellowship standards, in recognition of the fellow's periodic service as an attending. Details of the ample benefits program are available on application.

Application

Interested candidates should contact:

Ms. Tonia Jenkins, Education Coordinator
Department of Radiology
Weill Medical College of Cornell University
STARR 8A-17
1300 York Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10021

E-mail: tjenkins@med.cornell.edu
Telephone: (212) 746-2527

Candidates may rank one or more of the fellowships, using the universal fellowship match application [website]. Satisfactory immigration status and an unrestricted New York State medical license will be required by the start date of the fellowship.
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