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Thank you for your interest in Southern Illinois University School of Medicine's Diagnostic Radiology residency program! Our residency offers an exciting and collegial environment to develop strong diagnostic/procedural skills, with research support through the dedicated SIU Center for Clinical Research. The program continues to evolve with the recent addition of a 4th residency slot as well as the inclusion of an early specialization in interventional radiology (ESIR) track, demonstrating our dedication to continuously evaluating and improving upon the modern DR residency experience and

The SIU radiology department is composed of two private practice radiology groups - one based at HSHS St. Johns Hospital and the other at Memorial Medical Center. Both of these radiology groups share an affiliation with SIU School of Medicine. We have a wide area of coverage throughout Central and Southern Illinois. There are over 40 radiologists employed by both groups with over 500,000 radiology exams performed per year. This provides tremendous educational opportunities for medical students and residents. With the large size of both groups we are able to maintain excellent subspecialty

SIU Diagnostic Radiology has been ACGME-accredited since 1974. We continue to train top-notch diagnostic radiologists who are prepared to enter a fellowship, private practice or academics upon completion of their training. The first year of residency is spent in Internal Medicine including two months of rotations in Diagnostic Radiology. Second through fifth years are spent in the radiology departments. Clinical responsibilities are split between the two teaching hospitals – Memorial Medical Center and HSHS St. John's Hospital. Our board-certified faculty are highly-trained and committed to

Greetings! A warm welcome from our Department of Medicine’s Women in Medicine Group. What started as an informal gathering in January of 2015, gradually morphed into a robust, vital organization that contributes meaningfully to the SIU School of Medicine and to the community. Our mission is to provide a supportive forum to promote meaningful discussion and positive change in the realms of work-life balance, gender equity, career advancement and community service. Activities include: Department-wide seminars to discuss key topics surrounding challenges that face women in medicine. Community

Sameer Vohra, MD, JD, MA, FAAP Founding Chair Department of Population Science & Policy SIU Medicine The Department of Population Science and Policy: SIU Medicine’s Commitment to Our Region Just 55 miles straight east on Illinois Route 13: These simple directions take you from SIU’s campus in Carbondale to Junction, Illinois, a tiny town in the southeastern corner of Illinois. The morning’s drive displayed a beautiful vista of a rising sun over green pastures. The landscape was vastly different from my hometown of Chicago, or even my adopted city of Springfield. There are such different lives

Simmons Cancer Institute at SIU practices “the team approach” to cancer treatment. Our team – the surgeons, radiologists, oncologists, genetic counselors, therapists, nurses and medical staff – meet together to decide the best treatment plan when you or your family member receives a cancer diagnosis. When the patient leaves SCI after receiving a cancer diagnosis, it’s not with a list of appointments for other opinions about treatment. It’s with a treatment plan and the knowledge that their cancer care team is working for the best possible outcome. Information about each of the cancer care

The Department of Neurology has a mission to improve the quality of neurologic care for the population of central and southern Illinois through education, research, clinical practice and community service. Our department includes neurologists, interventional neurologists, physiatrists, gerontologists, neuroscientists, investigational pharmacists and midlevel providers. We provide undergraduate medical education to the students of school of medicine in their core Neurology clerkship. We provide graduate medical education to the residents in the Neurology program as well as to house staff in