Prepare your residents to survive nights on call

Give your surgery residents the radiology skills they need to rapidly detect and respond to emergencies in the most demanding settings

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Designed for Programs Like Yours

Practical, Efficient, Impactful

Active Learning is Better
Promote experience with ordering, interpretation, and radiologist collaboration
AI Drives Faster Learning
Deliver immediate feedback on cases that matter with our best-in-class radiology AI
Build Your Dream Team
Shape your residents into outstanding future colleagues, rather than competing for expensive outside talent to fill vacancies

Benefits for Your Program

Reduce Faculty Burden

Instantly release your faculty from teaching this highly specialized area of practice

Benefits for Your Program

Maximize Flexible Scheduling

Streamline rotation scheduling for remote or unexpectedly rescheduled students

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Support Remote Learning

Reach your students wherever they’re physically located

Benefits for Your Program

Enhance Your Program's Reputation

Equip students with radiology skills, turning them into ambassadors for your institution

How Surgery Programs Use RadClerk

Support Your Onboarding Curriculum, Rotations, and Evaluations

Onboarding Curriculum

Get new residents aligned with your expectations for performance

Clinical Rotations

Augment your rotations with an imaging component

Certificates

Documentation that celebrates achievement

Choose Topics That Match Student Goals
Give your surgery interns and residents the imaging skills they need to survive nights on call and days on service. Click on a topic to learn more.
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CT Body
Master acute abdominal pain.
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DEXA
Finalize your bone density assessments.
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POCUS
Learn actionable bedside findings
POCUS

CASE STUDY

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Carina Yang
MD

Dr. Yang, an MIT-trained neuroradiologist from the University of Chicago School of Medicine, shares her inspirational story on exploring AI-powered radiology education.

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