This one-year subspecialty program is open to qualified applicants who have completed an ACGME-accredited pediatric radiology or neuroradiology fellowship. The neuroradiology section reads over 100,000 cases and performs more than 2,700 procedures each year, with 100% of cases reviewed with faculty who are recognized experts in their fields. And thanks to a nationally ranked tertiary medical center, world-class neuroscience institute and pediatrics department, and partnership with St. Louis Children’s Hospital, fellows receive unparalleled training in pediatric neuroradiology. of only a handful of centers nationwide with this status.

Fellows follow a comprehensive pediatric neuroradiology curriculum designed exclusively at WashU Medicine in collaboration with the Academy of Educators and the ASPNR. They have a leadership role on the pediatric neuroradiology service at St. Louis Children’s and rotate through the adult neuroradiology service at Barnes-Jewish Hospital. To tailor parts of the year-long educational experience to fit fellows’ goals, they have access to opportunities including elective time for administrative/research opportunities, subspecialty clinical exposure and the chance to pursue a WashU Medicine advanced certificate or graduate degree program. Fellows serve as instructors of radiology during the year and will be afforded extensive optional moonlighting opportunities to supplement their income.