Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency

Where trainees gain the independence to become expert practitioners

Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency

Where trainees gain the independence to become expert practitioners

Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine offers a two-year, Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Educational Programs (CAMPEP)-accredited diagnostic imaging physics residency. This program leverages the resources available from IU Health with one of the largest radiology training departments among medical schools in the United States.

Apply for Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency

Annually, two positions are open for the IU School of Medicine Diagnostic Imaging Physics residency. The program is offered in Indianapolis and participates in the Medical Physics Matching Program. Applications must be submitted through the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Medical Physics Residency Application Program (apply MP-RAP). Applicants must have a PhD in Medical Physics or in a related field with demonstrated knowledge of diagnostic imaging medical physics. Discover application requirements and other unique facts of the program in the Handbook.

Handbook

Why train at IU School of Medicine?

Curriculum

In addition to a deep clinical and translational research atmosphere, the Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency Program introduces residents to a comprehensive scale of clinical education.

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Resident Life

Learn about the unique opportunities in Indianapolis for Diagnostic Imaging Physics residents.

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Clinical Experience

Discover the monthly rotations for residents and the depth of clinical exposure trainees receive in the Medical Physics residency program at IU School of Medicine

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6 hosptials

400 types of imaging equipment

10 outpatient clinics

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Diagnostic Imaging Physics at IU School of Medicine

Dedicated Support

With support and guidance from faculty physicists and radiologists, our residents also take the lead on clinical researches. Teaching is also part of the physics residency training where our residents take responsibility in delivering physics lectures to more than fifty radiology residents and fellows.