2008 Neuroradiology Fellowship Manual.doc

2008 Neuroradiology Fellowship Manual (Updated 7/21/08) DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY SECTION OF NEURORADIOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Dean Shibata, MD Program Director Neuroradiology Fellowship  TABLE OF CONTENTS Page GOALS 3 BEFORE YOU START 3 WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER YOU START 3 PHONE NUMBERS AND PAGERS 3 – 5 COMPUTER SET UP / INFO 5 – 7 ACGME REQUIREMENTS 8 CLINICAL ROTATIONS 9 – 11 DICTATION 11 CONFERENCES 12 – 13 PROCEDURE LOG 13 MM CONFERENCE 14 QA EXERCISES 14 – 15 DUTY HOUR MONITORING 15 TEACHING 15 - 16 CALL 16 PARKING 16 OFFICE/DESK SPACE 17 VACATION AND LEAVE 17 FELLOW/PROGRAM ASSESSMENT 18 RESEARCH 18 – 19 MOONLIGHTING 19 MOONLIGHTING REQUEST FORM APPENDIX: UWMC CT/MR PROTOCOL LIST 20 – 21 HMC NEURO MRI PROTOCOLS 22 HMC NEURO CT PROTOCOLS 23 HMC SPINE PROTOCOLS 24 SPECIFIC PROCEDURES : MYELOGRAM 25 – 28 ANGIOGRAM 29 – 30 MOONLIGHTING POLICY 31 – 32 Algorithm for Urgent Angio 33 CREATIniNE CLEARANCE PROTOCOL 34 – 36 ACUTE REACTIONS TO CONTRAST MEDIA 37 – 38 USE OF GADOLINIUM AGENTS… 39 PHYSICIAN RESPONSIBILITIES FOR CONSCIOUS SEDATION 40 – 42 CONSCIOUS SEDATION 43 – 49 TEST 50 – 53 ANSWER SHEET 54 GOALS ▲ To obtain broad clinical training in the performance and interpretation of all aspects of MR imaging (including MR spectroscopy, diffusion, perfusion, functional MR, high resolution nerve imaging), computed tomography (CT), diagnostic angiography. To engage in clinical and/or basic research projects. Academic time as well as mentorship is provided to facilitate progress of research projects. To acquire skills of teaching neuroradiology to residents and medical students. Teaching is an important academic mission. Fellows are expected to give case conference, didactic lecture to medical students, radiology residents, as well as interns. BEFORE YOU S