Interventional Radiology (IR) Integrated Residency
IR Integrated Residency at BIDMC
BIDMC is proud to be one of the first ACGME-approved integrated Interventional Radiology programs. It consists of an internship year followed by three years of DR training and two years of IR training. Physicians graduating from this program will receive a combined IR/DR certificate from the American Board of Radiology ABR, pending successful completion of a final certification exam.
We offer three positions for the IR Integrated Residency program in the Match. The first three years and four months will closely parallel the existing diagnostic radiology curriculums, with clinical rotations on the core diagnostic sub-specialties, including ultrasound, mammography, abdominal imaging, chest radiology, emergency radiology, and musculoskeletal radiology. This time will also include rotations on interventional radiology and other procedural rotations. The diagnostic lecture series, didactic activities, diagnostic call, and other educational elements of the program will be combined with the DR residency, in addition to monthly IR Journal Clubs and IR Case Conferences.
Beginning in the PGY-5 year of the IR Integrated residency, residents will spend dedicated time on the Interventional Radiology service, including IR-related rotations, e.g., Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and vascular surgery, in addition to procedure performance in the IR suites. A total of 24 blocks of IR rotations will be completed before graduation. Based on our current volume, residents will comfortably meet all ACGME procedural and image interpretation requirements. Above all, our department prides itself on being supportive of its residents and places a strong emphasis on the quality of individualized teaching in procedural techniques.
IR Integrated Residency Benefits
BIDMC Graduate Medical Education Salary Information
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PGY |
Salary AY 2025-2026 |
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Housestaff PGY 1 |
1 |
$76,680 |
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Housestaff PGY 2 |
2 |
$80,968 |
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Housestaff PGY 3 |
3 |
$84,438 |
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Housestaff PGY 4 |
4 |
$88,717 |
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Housestaff PGY 5 |
5 |
$93,228 |
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Housestaff PGY 6 |
6 |
$95,310 |
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Housestaff PGY 7 |
7 |
$101,210 |
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Chief Resident |
Determined by department |
*Salaries cap at PGY7, except for Chief Residents
Additional benefits include:
- Health and malpractice insurance
- Personalized white coats
- Educational and book funds
- Financial support for AIRP
- Subscriptions:
- R1 (RadPrimer, e-Anatomy, Radiopedia, CaseStacks)
- R2 (Radprimer, e-Anatomy, CaseStacks)
- R3 (Radprimer, e-Anatomy, MRI Online, Board Vitals)
- R4 (e-Anatomy, MRI Online)
- Membership to New England Roentgen Ray Society (NERRS)
- Travel expenses: reimbursed for meetings at which the resident is presenting a poster or an oral presentation*
- *Additional conditions apply
For more information, visit the Shapiro Institute website.