Doctorate of Medicine (MD) in Radio diagnosis.
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Doctorate of Medicine (MD) in Radiodiagnosis.
The Doctorate of Medicine (MD) in Radiodiagnosis program is an advanced study focusing on the use of medical imaging techniques for diagnosing and treating diseases and injuries. It encompasses various aspects of radiology, including diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, and nuclear medicine. Students gain expertise in interpreting medical images, performing minimally invasive procedures, and using radiation therapy for therapeutic purposes.
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Courses under this:
- Diagnostic radiology
- Interventional radiology
- Nuclear medicine
- Radiation oncology
- Medical imaging techniques
- Radiological anatomy and physiology
- Radiological pathology
- Radiological research methods
• Course Level: Doctorate (Postgraduate).
• Duration: Typically 3-5 years.
• Mode: Full-time.
• Eligibility Criteria: Bachelor’s degree in medicine (MBBS) or equivalent from a recognized institution. Some programs may require completion of a rotating internship.
• Admission Process: Candidates need to pass a competitive entrance examination specific to the institution offering the MD program. Admission may also be based on academic performance in the bachelor’s degree, a personal interview, and other criteria set by the institution.
• Areas of Employment: Hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, medical colleges, research institutions, radiation therapy centers. Graduates can work as radiologists, interventional radiologists, nuclear medicine physicians, radiation oncologists, educators, or pursue further specialization through fellowships.
