Memphis Radiological PC

The basic goal of the University of Tennessee/Methodist Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is to prepare our resident physicians to become professional, capable, academically strong and compassionate radiologists. These physicians will realize that they are at the beginning of a career that involves life-long learning, change and self-improvement. The path to the next goal in their life, ("graduating from a diagnostic radiology residency"), is a long road with a rich experience in the radiologic sciences. The resident is to be supported and guided by attending staff that provide appropriate friendly supervision and careful instruction with graduated responsibility.

The University of Tennessee/Methodist Healthcare Radiology Residency offers superior radiology training which includes transitional internship followed by four years of diagnostic training. Residents receive training in all phases of diagnostic radiology. The following participating institutions contribute to the resident's educational experience:

Methodist University Hospital, a private 1000 bed tertiary hospital
Veteran Affairs Medical Center
The Regional Medical Center at Memphis, Level 1 Trauma Center and Burn Center
Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Methodist Breast Center
Methodist Diagnostic Center

This combination of training affords our radiology residents:

Extensive interventional experience
High volume MRI, CT and Nuclear Medicine
PET Imaging
State of the art Technology
Nuclear Cardiology
High volume GI, GU experience
Extensive Trauma experience
Nuclear Physics
Transplant
Radiobiology
OB Ultrasound
High-risk Obstetrics
Cardiac MRI
Pediatrics
Clinical research opportunities
Pediatric Oncology and other childhood diseases
High Volume Women's Imaging
Mammography (screening, diagnostic, interventional, and MRI)
Training with peers in all subspecialties
Didactic training presented by board certified instructors

House Staff Information: Benefits, salary, policy and procedures, etc. are provided through the University of Tennessee Health Science center. This and additional information is available @ utmem.edu/gme

Additional Benefits: Radiology Residents receive over the four years of their residency: $5,000 book fund, $5,000 conference fund, and $10,000 to attend an AFIP course.

Application Information: Applications are only accepted through the Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS). The following documents are required in support of your application:

Letter from the Dean
Transcript of medical school grades
Personal Statement
Three letters of recommendation from physicians who can evaluate your performance
National Board Scores; USMLE Part 1 and Part 2
Curriculum vitae

These documents should be sent through ERAS by October 31, for positions beginning the following July. Our Selection Committee will review completed applications. A personal interview is required, but only if the Selection Committee has offered a request for an interview. All applicants will be notified by letter or email whether or not an interview has been offered by the Radiology Residency Selection Committee.

Contact Information:

Marilyn McWilliams
mcwillim@methodisthealth.org
Methodist Healthcare Department of Radiology
901-516-8529

Physician Name	Specialty
Richard G. Bates, MD	BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
Christopher A. Boals, MD	BODY IMAGING
James W. Boals, Sr, MD	DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Jennifer R. Boals, MD	BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
James W. Boals, Jr, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
M. Teresa Brooks, MD	BREAST IMAGING, INTERVENTION & NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Wendy T. Brown, MD, MPH	PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY
David Buechner, MD	NEUROINTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Paul C. Carruth, MD	DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY, BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
Randall Davis, MD	DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY, BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
Daniel Donovan, MD, PhD	CARDIAC IMAGING
Timothy B. Donovan, MD	MUSCULOSKELETAL RADIOLOGY
Nilesh V. Dubal, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Donald S. Emerson, MD	ULTRASOUND
David P. Fang, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Michael Farmer, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
R. Michael Fleming, MD	NUCLEAR MEDICINE & PET
Tommy S. Fowler, MD	DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Holger L. Gieschen, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
W. Alan Graves, MD	NUCLEAR MEDICINE, BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
Hollis H. Halford, III, MD, FACR	MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Dale E. Hansen, Jr, MD	BODY IMAGING
James S. Hausmann, MD	NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Linda K. Hodgkiss, MD	BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
K. C. Horne, MD	MUSCULOSKELETAL RADIOLOGY
David A. Howard, MD	PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY
Eric B. Hutchins, MD	NUCLEAR MEDICINE
Robert E. Laster, Jr, MD, FACR	NEUROINTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Michael A. Lemmi, MD	MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Edward H. Mabry, Jr, MD	ULTRASOUND
Lois Mastrofrancesco, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Van A. Montgomery, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Kim C. Miller, MD	BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
James R. Mitchum, MD	NUCLEAR MEDICINE, PET, BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION
Davis D. Moser, MD, FACR	DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
Salil P. Parikh, MD	MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
Frank D. Parks, MD	DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
Christopher E. Rickman, MD	PEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY
Lillian H. Rinker, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Jon A. Roberts, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
William E. Routt, Jr, MD	NEURORADIOLOGY
David Sallee, MD	MUSCULOSKELETAL RADIOLOGY
Sidney D. D. Selvidge, MD	NEURORADIOLOGY
Brixey R. Shelton, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Christopher Somogyi, MD	ENDOVASCULAR NEURORADIOLOGY
Todd F. Stockstill, MD	RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Mark W. Weatherly, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Philip R. Weber, MD	INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY
Robert R. Yarbrough, MD	BREAST IMAGING & INTERVENTION