Eligible candidates for this one-year subspecialty program will have completed either an ACGME-accredited neuroradiology fellowship or an ACGME-accredited pediatric radiology 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 partnership with St. Louis Children’s Hospital, fellows receive unparalleled training in pediatric neuroradiology.

You will have an innovative, dedicated pediatric neuroradiology curriculum designed in conjunction with the WashU Academy of Educators Teaching Scholars Program and ASPNR recommendations, employing cutting-edge concepts in modern curriculum design. Fellows will participate in all clinical and learning activities on the pediatric and adult neuroradiology services at St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH) and Barnes-Jewish Hospital. There will also be an opportunity for customized rotations to fit the goals of individual fellows, such as ultrasound experience on the pediatric radiology service and clinical exposure with allied departments at SLCH including neurology, neurosurgery, otolaryngology, genetics, rheumatology and ophthalmology. The pediatric neuroradiology fellows will serve on faculty as instructors of radiology with dedicated moonlighting opportunities that can significantly supplement the fellow’s base pay and enhance their radiology skillset.