Welcome to the Integrated Interventional Radiology-Diagnostic Radiology Residency Training Program at Mount Sinai! Our program is designed to provide a comprehensive experience in all the radiologic subspecialties with an emphasis on Interventional Radiology. Residents benefit from clinical training at The Mount Sinai Hospital, which serves a diverse community and functions as a tertiary referral center for complex diseases. The main institutional hospital serves as the primary training site for diagnostic rotations. As the broader Mount Sinai Health System has continued to grow and diversify, IR trainees now rotate at other Manhattan Mount Sinai locations throughout their residency, increasing the depth and breadth of exposure to the myriad of patients we care for and the variety of interventions we provide. We maintain state-of-the-art equipment at all our facilities, continually incorporating new and developing technologies into our practice.
Across the system, we perform over 10,000 procedures annually over a wide variety of service lines including oncology, hepatobiliary, transplant, vascular, venous thromboembolic disease, cerebrovascular, genitourinary, women’s health, lymphatics, pain management, pediatrics, and trauma. We have 14 fixed fluoroscopy suites with state-of-the-art Phillips and Siemens units equipped with the most up-to-date embolization guidance and cone-beam CT software. In addition, we have four CT procedure rooms and four mobile C-arm based procedural areas, one of which serves as a dedicated office-based laboratory (OBL). Mount Sinai Hospital is our primary site for oncologic, hepatobiliary, and transplant interventions, while our genitourinary and women’s health practice is based out of Mount Sinai West (Roosevelt). Residents also rotate at Mount Sinai Beth Israel and Mount Sinai Morningside (St. Luke’s) during their training.
