Radiology
Interest Group

Explore diagnostic and interventional radiology with resident mentorship, research leads, and information about rotations and the match.

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Upcoming events
  • Sat, Sep 12 2026

    Interventional Radiology Symposium

    9:00 AM–3:00 PM · breakfast from 8:30 · ERC Rooms A & B

    A full day of interventional radiology, open to every year, with plenty of diagnostic radiology in the mix. Faculty lectures and a resident panel in the morning, then hands-on simulation stations in the afternoon, including an ultrasound-guided biopsy you get to do yourself. Breakfast and lunch provided.

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Directory

Most of what you need to explore radiology is spread across different sites. This brings it together in one place.

Mentorship

The mentorship program

RIG pairs med students with radiology residents, to give interested students mentors to explore the field, learn about radiology, and guidance on the application journey.

How the pods work

Every student is matched one-on-one with a resident mentor. Those pairs are grouped into small pods, usually two students and two residents and often a junior and a senior, so you get a close mentor plus a small group to lean on.

What do we do?

Whatever you want! Mentors help with career planning, applications, and getting you experience, but we encourage everyone to make it their own. If you're looking for ideas, see our pod bingo board on the right. Get three in a row, and the entire pod wins a Higher Grounds gift card!

Radiology mentorship bingo card with squares like grab coffee, shadow in fluoroscopy, discuss career options, and visit the reading room
The bingo card sent to this year's mentorship pods.

Pairings run in cycles, and sign-ups are closed at the moment. New students can join at the mentorship event in the fall. Join the listserv to stay up to date.

Resources

By specialty

Society resources for each side of the field, plus a student guide for interventional radiology away rotations.

Research

Research

Where to find radiology projects and the faculty behind them. Reach out to someone whose interests line up with yours.

Societies

Societies to join

National societies are free to join as a student and a good first step. Membership gets you journals, meetings, and a sense of the field beyond the reading room.

Away rotations

Away rotations and the match

Planning a fourth-year away rotation, help covering the cost, and advice from students who just matched.