Fellowship in Interventional Radiology

The Fellowship in Interventional Radiology (Hospital-Based) is an advanced clinical training program designed to cultivate specialists in image-guided minimally invasive procedures used for diagnosis and therapy across a range of medical conditions. This fellowship equips doctors with hands-on expertise in interventional procedures such as vascular embolization, biopsies, drainage procedures, angioplasty, and other radiologic interventions under the supervision of experienced interventional radiologists.

The program emphasizes technical proficiency, procedural decision-making, patient safety, and multidisciplinary clinical care.

resident-based program

Role & responsibilities

• Assist and participate in image-guided interventional procedures under senior supervision
• Perform and interpret diagnostic imaging including ultrasound, CT, and fluoroscopy in procedural planning
• Support therapeutic procedures such as biopsies, drainages, embolizations, angiograms, and vascular access under guidance
• Assist in pre-procedure evaluation and post-procedure patient care
• Monitor and document procedural outcomes, complications, and patient responses
• Participate in daily clinical rounds, case discussions, and interdisciplinary meetings
• Collaborate with surgical, oncology, and critical care teams for comprehensive patient management
• Manage procedural logs, imaging records, and clinical documentation
• Attend simulation-based training, hands-on skills workshops, and advanced interventional modules
• Participate in academic learning, journal clubs, and evidence-based case presentations
• Ensure strict adherence to procedural safety, radiation protection standards, and clinical best practices
• Support research, audits, and continuous learning initiatives within the interventional radiology unit

Preferred candidate profile:

• MD / DNB in Radiology
• Prior exposure to interventional radiology procedures or diagnostic imaging preferred
• Solid understanding of imaging principles, anatomy, and procedural planning
• Strong hand-eye coordination, technical aptitude, and procedural confidence
• Good clinical judgment, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication and teamwork ability in multidisciplinary clinical settings
• Commitment to professionalism, ethical care, and patient safety
• Willingness to participate in academic and research activities
• Dedication to continuous skill improvement and clinical excellence