The Mayo Clinic Arizona’s Abdominal/Body fellowship offers an ideal training experience. As a fellow, I benefit from routine exposure to complex cases and diverse pathologies, daily interactions with world-class experts at the forefront of radiology research and guidelines, and exceptional teaching and mentorship. The program is well-rounded and flexible, ensuring broad proficiency while also allowing customization. Overall, the training program is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity which I am grateful to be a part of.

Medical school: The University of Oklahoma
Residency: The University of Oklahoma

As a current fellow in the Mayo Clinic Arizona Abdominal Radiology Department, I have found it to be an exceptional place for training and professional growth. The department is renowned for its comprehensive approach to abdominal radiology. Every day, I am exposed to a diverse and complex array of cases, which continually challenges and expands my expertise. The faculty here are not only leaders in their respective fields but also genuinely invested in teaching. They provide personalized mentorship and are always approachable for discussions about cases, research ideas, or career advice. Training in the Mayo Clinic Arizona Abdominal Radiology Department has been an incredibly rewarding experience, equipping me with the skills and confidence to excel in my future career.

Medical school: University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix
Residency: Creighton University School of Medicine - Phoenix

Within the first few months after completing the Abdominal/Body Radiology Fellowship at Mayo Clinic, I quickly realized the sheer amount of knowledge and confidence I had gained throughout the year. In retrospect, it is not surprising given the repetition of complex cases and a wide range of pathology, combined with world-class radiologists who are passionate about educating others. In addition, active participation in a variety of multidisciplinary conferences provided an opportunity to learn clinical relevance, receive valuable feedback, and most importantly positively impact patient care.

Class of 2021
Current position: Staff Abdominal Radiologist at the Phoenix Veterans Health Administration

It was a great privilege to have the opportunity to train during fellowship with the amazing attendings at Mayo Clinic.

Class of 2021
Current position: Associate Diagnostic Radiologist at Banner RP Valley Radiology

The abdominal fellowship at Mayo Clinic gave me extremely comprehensive training in all of the subspecialty MRI techniques and exams. Additionally, I was able to learn from leaders of the field in an environment that was welcoming of questions, which pushed my skills to the next level while remaining a welcoming and fun place to work. I was also able to tailor my fellowship to the other abdominal skills that I needed for my job, including additional training in CT and fluoroscopy. Overall, it was a wonderful experience that prepared me very well for my staff position and I would highly recommend it!

Class of 2020
Current position: Abdominal Radiologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN

I am beyond grateful for my opportunity to train at Mayo Clinic in Arizona. The combination of pathology breadth, staff expertise, and imaging quality is second to none. I have been able to step in from day one in my group practice as an expert and leader in abdominal imaging. The ample and high-quality elective opportunities available during the fellowship were also invaluable in sharpening my general skills. That was everything I could ask for in a fellowship.

Class of 2023
Current position: Abdominal and General Radiologist at Sumner Radiology, Nashville, TN

Though I primarily practice nuclear radiology, I use my body radiology skills daily. The fellowship prepared me well for practice. I can confidently answer questions from colleagues, and the education I received has opened opportunities for professional growth I wouldn't have otherwise had.

Class of 2022
Current position: Assistant Professor at Creighton University and Chief of Nuclear Medicine at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ

My fellowship experience at Mayo Clinic in Arizona was second to none. Now that I am in practice at an academic center, it's been easy to see the effects that my fellowship has had on me and my ability to accurately and efficiently interpret anything that comes across the list. The variety and complexity of cases, the extraordinary training from world-renowned experts, and the outstanding quality of our clinical colleagues were all instrumental in my growth as a radiologist. I cannot recommend this fellowship enough!

Class of 2023
Current position: Assistant Professor of Radiology, Emergency Radiology Division, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH

The fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona offers exceptional opportunities to refine knowledge and skills in abdominal/body imaging. The supportive faculty is dedicated to promoting the fellow's growth throughout the year. With exposure to a diverse range of complex pathologies, active participation in multidisciplinary conferences, and the attendings' vast experience and passion for teaching, this fellowship provides an outstanding educational environment. It prepares fellows with the skills needed for a smooth transition into both private and academic practice.

Class of 2024
Current position: Nuclear Radiology Fellow at Mayo Clinic Arizona

Having the opportunity to learn advanced MR imaging techniques from a diverse group of experts thoroughly prepared me for my academic practice and educational work in the field of abdominal imaging. The program offers a comprehensive education in gastrointestinal and genitourinary imaging performed on state-of-the-art equipment, allowing for the highest standard of patient care and educational experience. The theoretical and practical foundation I built at Mayo Clinic is something I rely on in my daily practice, and the fellowship’s rigorous ethos is one I strive to impart to the trainees I work with every day.

Class of 2019
Current position: Assistant Professor, Body Imaging Attending at the University of Arizona, Associate Residency Program Director and Course Director, Medical Student Radiology Electives

Learning from world-renowned leaders in radiology, and the complexity of cases seen daily provided superior education and a true sense of mentorship. I came away from my training with the experience and confidence needed for private practice. I was prepared with the knowledge and skills to be a valuable resource for my current partners and other providers. In short, I cannot recommend this program enough.

Class of 2019
Current position: General Radiologist at Logan Radiology Group in Logan, UT

The experience I gained during the body MRI fellowship at Mayo Clinic provided me the framework needed to excel in an academic practice. Learning from world-class leaders and thinkers at the cutting edge of technology and innovation is what made this experience invaluable.

Class of 2018
Current position: Assistant Professor in Body Radiology at Dignity Health – St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, AZ

The Abdominal/Body Fellowship provides excellent exposure to a wide variety of complex cases. The focus on high-quality imaging and elective opportunities in other Radiology sub-specialties provide a well-rounded experience that can be tailored for a career in private or academic practice.

Class of 2022
Current position: Abdominal Radiologist at Radia Inc, PS in Lynnwood, WA