Body Imaging Fellowship

The Body Imaging Fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital is a distinguished one-year program within the Division of Abdominal Imaging, focusing on a comprehensive multi-modal approach to abdominal and pelvic imaging. The fellowship includes rotations in various imaging modalities such as CT, PET-CT, CT colonography, ultrasound, abdominal and pelvic MRI, fluoroscopy, plain radiography, and non-vascular interventional procedures. An additional month is allocated for directed elective time, allowing fellows to tailor their training to their specific interests.Fellows are actively involved in teaching and research, participating in a daily conference at 4:00 pm where intriguing and educational cases are discussed among residents, fellows, and faculty. They also have the opportunity to attend daily mini-course radiology lectures provided by the residency program. The Massachusetts General Hospital residency and fellowship training programs are gearing up for the 2025 Match, where they will interview applicants for this prestigious training. The fellowship offers unique elective opportunities at the MGB Radiology Department, which includes MGH and BWH, granting access to a wealth of clinical and scholarly resources from these leading institutions. With a vision for an integrated MGB healthcare system and training program, the Body Imaging Fellowship aims to advance the frontiers of diagnostic imaging and create innovative educational experiences to develop exceptional radiologists ready to excel in today’s dynamic healthcare landscape.