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A day in the life of UVA resident Connor Louden, MD<\/h2>\n

New and prospective residents are often curious about what their daily life will be like at UVA. Here\u2019s a typical day described by Connor Louden<\/strong>, one of our former diagnostic radiology residents.<\/em><\/p>\n

You can\u00a0learn more about what a day in the life is like for current UVA Radiology residents, including in this time of COVID-19. Read about Xavier Mohommed<\/strong><\/a> (with a focus on changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic), Nicole Kapral<\/a><\/strong>, or from two of our current interventional radiology residents<\/a>.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

7:15 am \u2013 8:00 am: Case Conference<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Early morning case conference<\/p><\/div>\n

It\u2019s early, but we dive right in anyways. Dr. Hanley, the attending physician for the day, addresses the class of residents.\u00a0He shows us a CT scan that reveals\u00a0cystic changes in the lungs. It\u2019s different than what we’ve seen before in a case. Everyone\u00a0is a little nervous because we know Dr. Hanley is about to call on one of us to diagnose the case. He calls on me. I state the type of study the case is depicting, the most salient finding, the secondary findings, and a differential diagnosis.<\/p>\n

I give\u00a0what I believe is the most likely diagnosis. Dr. Hanley points out and discusses what I did correctly and incorrectly in arriving at my diagnosis. It\u2019s nerve-wracking to be the one on the case, but it\u2019s\u00a0good to get me thinking on my feet and verbalizing my thought processes.\u00a0These skills are vital because they help me communicate well with other providers in the hospital.\u00a0From now on, when I see a case like this, I\u2019ll keep Dr. Hanley\u2019s diagnosis in my mind.<\/p>\n

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8:00 am \u2013 Noon: Clinical Service<\/strong><\/h4>\n
\"Connor<\/a>

The Neuroradiology reading room<\/p><\/div>\n

I am assigned to my favorite Radiology Division: Neuroradiology. I go to the Neuroradiology reading room and begin to read X-rays, CTs, and MRIs of the brain, neck, and spine.<\/p>\n

One case I look at is of a patient with metastatic cancer. This patient presented with stroke-like symptoms, and I see an infarct on the MRI. Dr. Matsumoto and Dr. Muttikkal look at the case with me and we determine a clot in a vein caused\u00a0the infarct. Afterwards, I consult with another group of doctors taking care of the patient and tell them what we found. Now they are able to make informed decisions about the patient\u2019s care.<\/p>\n

Other residents report to different divisions. For example, my friend Josh Smith\u00a0goes to Breast Imaging today. He interprets and dictates mammograms, ultrasounds, and MRIs of the breasts for screening and diagnostic purposes. Having different residents work in different departments\u00a0divides the responsibilities and optimizes patient care.<\/p>\n

All residents are responsible for performing several other clinical duties throughout the day. We perform procedures, protocol studies, answer patients\u2019 questions, communicate with other hospital personnel, and teach medical students. All before lunch.<\/p>\n

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Noon \u2013 1:15 pm: Noon Conference<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The noon conference is one of my favorite parts of the day. I get to see my fellow residents, and it\u2019s nice to share part of the work day together. Plus, we eat lunch while we learn.<\/p>\n

\"Residents<\/a>

Residents at the noon conference<\/p><\/div>\n

I\u2019m eating a giant bowl of pasta with a glass of milk while looking at various bone tumors.\u00a0Dr. Gaskin, one of our Musculoskeletal attending radiologists, presents a lecture on primary bone malignancies and how they might appear on X-ray, CT, and MRI. He gives us different tips on how to come to the correct diagnosis for each tumor. The entire lecture is interactive and engaging.<\/p>\n

These daily lectures cover a wide variety of topics that help us improve on our daily clinical skills while also helping us prepare for future board exams. These daily pointers make us better radiologists so that when we\u2019re looking at cases by ourselves we’re able to make the correct diagnosis.<\/p>\n

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1:15 \u2013 5:00 pm: Clinical Service<\/strong><\/h4>\n

It\u2019s back to the Neuroradiology Division for me. My duties are the same, but it\u2019s much busier this afternoon than in the morning. At this point, patients have had time to present to the Emergency Department. Other patients transfer in from other hospitals. We work hard to accurately and efficiently interpret all the ordered studies.<\/p>\n

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5:00 pm \u2013 8:00 pm: Swing Shift<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Tonight, my friend Nabeel and I do a swing shift together. This happens about once a week for every resident. During this time, two residents are\u00a0\u201con call.\u201d On call means that we\u00a0interpret\u00a0and dictate\u00a0all imaging studies ordered during our shift.<\/p>\n

\"Connor<\/a>

Reading out with an attending<\/p><\/div>\n

We dictate studies\u00a0ordered\u00a0for the in-hospital\u00a0patients\u00a0and\u00a0patients in the Emergency Department. It\u2019s usually busy during this time.<\/p>\n

Being on call is one of the more challenging parts of our training. We take pride in giving optimal care\u00a0to our patients during this often stressful time. There are two paramount ways we care for our patients:\u00a0First, we focus on our work and work quickly. Second, we make sure we constantly communicate with other hospital personnel.\u00a0Working beside my fellow\u00a0residents during this time pushes me to perform my best.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m the 1590 resident and Nabeel is the 1404 resident. This corresponds with the numbers on the pagers we carry. Each of us handles reading different types of images. As the 1590 resident, I read all the CTAs, CT chest, abdomen and pelvis scans, and ultrasounds. Nabeel reads radiographs (X-rays) and CTs of the brain and spine. We\u2019re both in the same room, so we help each other. And of course, if we\u2019re stuck, one of the Attending Radiologists is always available. Swing shift allows us a bit of autonomy, but assistance is readily available if we need it.<\/p>\n

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8:00 pm<\/strong><\/h4>\n

The swing shift has ended. The two residents on night float, Tim and Brian, come in to take over. Nabeel and I pass on any important information about anticipated nighttime studies.\u00a0After that, the workday has officially ended. For me, it\u2019s off to the gym to get some exercise. Afterwards, I eat dinner and do some supplementary reading on interesting cases I saw throughout the day.<\/p>\n

Lastly, I drift off to sleep feeling lucky. Lucky to work alongside a fantastic team of fellow residents. Lucky to collaborate with knowledgeable attendings and personnel. Lucky to care for the patients at\u00a0UVA.<\/p>\n

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