The Neuroradiology Division offers a one-year fellowship that is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).  Fellows participate in all activities of the section, including active supervision of the clinical services and full participation in specific neuroradiology conferences and combined specialty conferences with clinical neuroscience departments.  Involvement in research projects for interested fellows is available.  Rotations during the fellowship include interventional neuroradiology and pediatric neuroradiology.  There are seven full-time neuroradiologist faculty.  Most are fellowship-trained and hold a subspecialty certificate of added qualification in neuroradiology.  Two full-time faculty practice pediatric neuroradiology.  The training program requires rotations through 3 affiliated hospitals:  UAMS Medical Center, John H. McClellan Veterans Administration Hospital, and Arkansas Children’s Hospital.  State-of-the-art equipment, including six 1.5 T magnets, six helical CT scanners, and four angiography suites, is available in all three hospitals with a biplane angiography suite primarily dedicated to neurointerventional work.  Neurointerventional cases include both neurovascular and spine interventions.  Given the scope of neuroradiology, additional training beyond this year may be desired.  Trainees successfully completing a second year of this program are eligible for senior membership in the American Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR). 

Other Fellowship Programs

Vascular/Interventional Radiology
Pediatric Radiology
MRI