Neuroradiology Fellowship

The Medical University of South Carolina offers a one-year ACGME accredited fellowship program in Neuroradiology. The program is currently approved for 4 fellowship positions. The goal of the fellowship is to provide trainees with the highest quality education in the field of neuroradiology, creating the next generation of highly competent professionals who will provide excellent care to patients. The Neuroradiology section consists of seven faculty members certified by the American Board of Radiology in Diagnostic Radiology. Neuroradiology fellows assist the faculty in their mission of providing excellent patient care, teaching residents and medical students. Fellows are given graded, supervised responsibilities in these tasks.

Fellows are exposed to an environment of excellent teaching, outstanding research and a collegial work environment. In addition to being active team members of the reading room, fellows also participate in ongoing research projects under the supervision of the Neuroradiology faculty. The fellows are exposed to a well-rounded spectrum of pathology in all areas including advanced Brain, Pediatric, Spine, and Head & Neck imaging. The clinical teaching is complemented by neuroradiology lectures, interesting case conferences, and interdisciplinary conferences. As part of the neuroradiology fellowship, trainees are immersed in a comprehensive range of procedures aimed at diagnosing and treating many disorders which include lumbar punctures, myelography, head and neck biopsies, spine and paraspinal biopsies, and a wide range of minimally invasive pain procedures.

MUSC fosters a collaborative clinical scientific environment supporting its faculty, fellows and residents in many ways including state-of-the-art clinical and research facilities. State-of-the-art clinical equipment includes nine clinical MRI scanners at 1.5T and 3T, including two 3T scanners dedicated to pediatric imaging, and eleven CT scanners. These imaging facilities feed a common PACS, and studies are read at the main university campus in Charleston. MUSC consists of several closely related clinical service organizations. These include the University Hospital, the Ashley River Tower, the Institute of Psychiatry, the Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital, the Children's Health R. Keith Summey Medical Pavilion, and Storm Eye Institute. Clinical and research expertise includes a statewide stroke program, recognized as Comprehensive Stroke Center, the Medical University of South Carolina Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, designated as a Level 4 center by the National Association of Epilepsy Centers, and nationally ranked Otolaryngology and Pediatric Oncology Programs.

Applicants must submit application materials through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Applications are complete when the following is received through ERAS:

• Curriculum vitae
• Personal statement
• Three letters of recommendation (one should be from your Program Director)
• Photocopy of the Dean’s letter from your medical school or ECFMG certificate
• USMLE board scores (Step 1, 2 and 3 are all required)

Our current Neuroradiology fellows are Dr. Marwa Abdelrasoul and Dr. John Crow, both PGY6.

Neuroradiology Program Team

Questions? Contact:
Maggie Hill
Radiology Residency Coordinator
Department of Radiology & Radiological Sciences
Medical University of South Carolina
96 Jonathan Lucas St. Suite 210, MSC 323
Charleston, SC 29425
843-792-0337
hillmagg@musc.edu