Bijoy Kundu, PhD, and Team Develop AI Imaging to Help Epilepsy Patients James Stone, MD, PhD, Helps NATO Develop Brain Health Guidelines Arun Krishnaraj, MD, MPH, MBA, Receives 2026 GME Master Educator Award
The University of Virginia Department of Radiology & Medical Imaging offers two residency programs: a four-year ACCGME accredited program in Diagnostic Radiology, and a six-year integrated program in Interventional Radiology. Admission is highly competitive as our programs are two of the best in the country.
With eight subspecialties, those pursuing fellowships have the opportunity to pursue any aspect of diagnostic imaging and image-guided, minimally invasive, interventional and diagnostic techniques. Additionally, our department is a leader in Imaging Research, consistently ranking as one of the top-funded departments within the UVA School of Medicine.
We are pleased to present the 2025 UVA Radiology Annual Report, highlighting the achievements and innovations of our department members. Learn how the UVA Radiology community is working to make a difference across the department's many missions—including clinical care, education, research, and more.
Our Residencies
Our residencies are some of the best in the country, including a nationally top-20 Diagnostic Radiology Residency and a #1 IR-Integrated Residency. And in all of our programs, the Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging is committed to creating a learning environment where respect and tolerance prevail as we strengthen our community together.
Our Fellowships
UVA Radiology offers 7 fellowship programs, designed for trainees to continue growing their medical knowledge and developing independent clinical skills. Teaching and research opportunities are tailored to the special interests and talents of each individual, and at the conclusion of the fellowship, the graduate will have the foundation and subspecialty knowledge for the career of their choosing.
Keats Alumni Society
The Keats Society is UVA Radiology’s alumni society. We provide a means for the social and scientific reunion of our current and former residents, fellows, and faculty. Most importantly, the Society's Educational Endowment Fund supports our current trainees by providing financial assistance that would otherwise not be available to expand and enhance their educational experience at UVA.
Bijoy Kundu, PhD, and Team Develop AI Imaging to Help Epilepsy Patients James Stone, MD, PhD, Helps NATO Develop Brain Health Guidelines Arun Krishnaraj, MD, MPH, MBA, Receives 2026 GME Master Educator Award
At the University of Virginia's Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging, the new academic year comes with a new set of chief residents: Marissa Boettcher, MD, and Eric Fromke, MD,…
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