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Physicians / Residency in Radiology

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Admission and Graduation Profile 

 

Admission Profile

  • To be a professional with a Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine as Surgeon-Physician
  • To be available full time for the specialization course.
  • To possess skills and capabilities to work as a team, with ethics, professionalism and community service spirit.

Admission requirements

  • Degree in Medicine as Surgeon-Physician.
  • Present and pass the national applicants selection examination to be a Resident in Medicine conducted by the Hospital Training area and the Head Office of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology and Imaging.
  • The requirements established by the Subdivision of Postgraduate Studies of the University of Guadalajara.

 

Requirements to stay in the program
  • Compliance with the general internal Regulations established by the Subdivision of Postgraduate Studies of the Hospital.
  • To have knowledge of the current residency program in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology and Imaging.
  • To present and pass the relevant promotion examination.
  • Residents will be assessed in accordance to monthly staff turnover by the professors assigned to each staff rotation.
  • Grades of examinations for each unit at the end of each course.
  • Assessment through an annual examination conducted by the head office of postgraduate courses.
  • Professional examination as a specialist.

 

Graduation requirements

  • Residents must pass every academic activity in the course of studies.
  • Residents must pass the annual knowledge examination conducted by the Hospital.
  • Residents must turn in a research paper approved by the Department.
  • Residents must pass an oral and practical examination conducted by a jury formed by three professors.
  • Once the above requirements have been fulfilled, a Diploma of the Specialty in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology and Imaging will be issued by the University of Guadalajara.

 

Duration of the program

The Radiology and Imaging specialization course is for a term of 4 years, and during their stay, students will be rotated through the different areas of the Radiology and Imaging Department.


Graduation Profile

The graduate from the specialty in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Imaging is qualified to handle a patient for he/she will have acquired theoretical and practical, and humanistic and ethical knowledge enabling him/her to provide quality care with a heightened human sense, to contribute and partake in interdisciplinary groups to create, assess, develop and convey new knowledge.

Graduation requirements

  • To complete all the credits in the course of studies.
  • To pass program assessments the Academic Board deems appropriate.
  • To obtain the approval of the defense of the research work or thesis.
Application of knowledge
  • Non-invasive gastrointestinal pathology diagnostic and minimally-invasive diagnostic