One of the Few ACGME-Accredited Abdominal Radiology Fellowship Programs

The University of Kentucky Department of Radiology is pleased to offer two 1-year fellowships in abdominal radiology. These fellowships are one of the few ACGME-accredited abdominal radiology fellowship programs within the country.

Eligible candidates will have completed an ACGME-accredited (or equivalent) diagnostic radiology residency training program and should be board-eligible (or certified) by the American Board of Radiology. All fellows must be eligible for medical licensure in the state of Kentucky.

Fellowship Program

The abdominal radiology fellow can expect to gain experience in all aspects of abdominal radiology, spread across all major imaging modalities. There will also be opportunity to participate in light interventional procedures and mentored scholarly/research activities. Our aim is to mold a true abdominal imaging specialist with the skill-set to practice within any environment, whether academics or private practice.

The abdominal division subscribes to the three core missions of UK HealthCare: clinical care, education, and research. 

Experts Within Abdominal Radiology

Our medical center enjoys prestige and is the recipient of the 2018 Vizient Rising Star Award for quality. We are fortunate to be replete with abdominal radiology faculty who are experts within the field. Our scholarly activities are readily on display at all major national radiology conferences including RSNA, SRU, SAR, SABI and AUR to name a few. Our division is represented on several national committees and we maintain healthy relationships with several regional and national facilities to assist with job placement. We work closely with referring clinicians from multiple specialties. Indeed, our faculty are key personnel within several multidisciplinary care conferences, essential in achieving and maintaining our National Cancer Institute status.

Our department is well-equipped with state-of-the-art machinery. We routinely perform MR and ultrasound elastography, ,multiparametric MRI of the prostate, iron quantification, and rectal cancer staging at 3 Tesla. Our equipment and protocols are top-notch and our division works harmoniously with physicists and technologists to ensure consistency and quality.  Therefore, it is no surprise that we are accredited by the American College of Radiology as a Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence (DICOE).

Salary and Benefits

For information about our competitive salary and more, review the information here.

Lexington, Ky.

Lexington is a great place to live, work, and raise a family. It has the all the amenities of a large city but still manages to preserve that warm, small-town feel. There are sprawling horse farms, walking and biking trails and parks. The famous Kentucky Bourbon Trail is also worth exploring. Keeneland and the Kentucky Horse Park are must-see attractions. Downtown Lexington is home to a vibrant theatre district, high-end eateries and restaurants as well as the nationally famous Rupp Arena. For more information about Lexington,  explore VisitLEX: https://www.visitlex.com/

How to Apply

To apply, please submit the following materials to Rashmi Nair, MD, Abdominal Radiology Fellowship Program Director, c/o Joey Stuckelman, Medical Education Specialist, at rad.fellowships@uky.edu.

  1. Current Curriculum Vitae
  2. Completed Universal Application for Fellowship
  3. Medical school transcript
  4. Medical school dean’s letter (MSPE)
  5. A letter of recommendation from the Program Director of your Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program
  6. . Two additional letters of recommendation
  7. Personal statement
  8. USMLE (and/or COMLEX) transcripts: Steps 1, 2CS, 2CK, and 3
  9. If applicable, ECFMG certificate

For additional information, please feel free to contact:

Joey Stuckelman, MFA, C-TAGME

Medical Education Specialist
Email:  rad.fellowships@uky.edu