Ultrasound provides in-depth training in the performance and interpretation of obstetrical, gynecological, carotid, small parts, pelvic, Doppler (including color flow) and abdominal ultrasound exams, including biopsy and drainage procedures. Extensive experience in intra-operative, transvaginal and prostate scanning is also provided. Full-time, nationally recognized faculty members closely supervise the fellow. Participation in ongoing clinical and/or basic research is encouraged. Scanning occurs in six separate sites, which includes 14 modern scanning suites staffed by 16 sonographers who perform more than 30,000 examinations annually. Equipment consists of 20 real-time scanners, all with Doppler capability and all with color-flow Doppler capability. Bi-monthly ultrasound teaching conferences occur throughout the year. In addition, five post-graduate courses including sonography are held annually by the university.

The Ultrasound Division offers a fellowship in abdominal CT and abdominal MR as part of a combined Cross-Sectional Imaging fellowship.

In addition, a commonly arranged Women’s Imaging/Mammography fellowship combines 6 months of breast imaging with 6 months of ultrasound.

For more information, please contact Ultrasound Division Director, Jonathan Rubin, M.D.