Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship

Program Director: Robert D. Boutin, M.D., boutin@stanford.edu

Fellowship Coordinator: Alyssa Martinez, amart10@stanford.edu

If you have submitted an application, please note the following important information:

• Stanford University observes a winter break December 21, 2023 - January 3, 2024. Email will not be checked during this time. 
  
• Updates regarding the status of your application will be sent in early January.

The Stanford Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship is a one-year clinical fellowship for which there are four positions. Highlights of the fellowship include extensive involvement in musculoskeletal MRI with an emphasis on sports injuries and musculoskeletal US and CT. Additionally, radiographic studies, arthrograms, and tenograms are performed. Dedicated time for research is provided, and fellows are expected to participate actively in research with faculty radiologists as well as Stanford’s world-renowned imaging physicists and engineers.

Qualified applicants will have an MD degree or DO degree and will have successfully completed training and taken National Boards in an ACGME-accredited diagnostic radiology program in the U.S. by the time the fellowship begins. Candidates who have a DO degree must include the original COMLEX score sheet with their application. Additionally, candidates must be eligible to obtain a California Medical License, which is required prior to the start of fellowship. Please refer to the Medical Board of California website for eligibility information prior to submitting your application for fellowship. 

We are unable to accept applicants who are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident. Qualified applicants who are a U.S. citizen in a radiology residency outside of the U.S. may be considered.