"After speaking with a former resident and fellow of your program, I have a good understanding of the daily life of an interventional radiology resident. After the early morning case conference, I will spend four hours assigned to neuroradiology, where I will review X-rays, CTs, and MRIs of the neck, spine, and brain. I will attend the noon conference, where I will have lunch with fellow residents while listening to a lecture. From 1:15 until 5, I will return to clinical service reading images. Once a week, I will work the swing shift with another resident from 5 to 8 pm, where we will be on call to interpret and dictate imaging studies ordered during our shift."
