Ep. 135 IR Residency Pathways and Getting In! (Part 1) with Dr. Bill Majdalany and Dr. Jeff Bodner

Ep. 135 IR Residency Pathways and Getting In! (Part 1) with Dr. Bill Majdalany and Dr. Jeff Bodner

We talk with IR Resident Dr. Jeff Bodner and Emory IR Program Director Dr. Bill Majdalany about the current IR training pathways and what it takes to get in these days! --- SHOW NOTES In this episode, interventional radiology (IR) program director Dr. Bill Majdalany, integrated IR resident Dr. Jeff Bodner, and our host Dr. Chris Beck continue the BackTable Trainee Series by discussing the IR residency application and interview process: different pathways to enter IR, applications that stand out, and interview day tips. As a recent residency applicant, Dr. Bodner walks us through his journey through medical school, applications, and interviews. For students interested in pursuing IR, he recommends demonstrating interest in the field by participating in medical student committees, conferences, and volunteer opportunities. He also advises fourth-year students to apply broadly to both integrated interventional radiology and diagnostic radiology programs, emphasizing that there are multiple pathways to IR. Dr. Majdalany elaborates on these pathways, describing the differences between the Early Specialization in Interventional Radiology (ESIR), the independent IR residency, and the integrated IR residency. He highlights key actions that applicants can take, which include performing well in all clerkships, taking advantage of research opportunities, and composing a personal statement that ties the whole application together. We conclude the episode by offering advice for interview days. Overall, the best practices are to maintain professionalism and come prepared with knowledge about each program. --- RESOURCES Society of Interventional Radiologists (SIR) Online Education Resources: https://www.sirweb.org/learning-center/rfs-landing-page/medical-student-and-resident-educational-resources/ SIR Residents, Fellows, and Students (SIR RFS): http://rfs.sirweb.org/ Emory University IR Residency: https://med.emory.edu/departments/radiology/education/interventional-radiology-residency/index.html

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Ep. 629 Optimizing Prostate Treatment with Embolization Strategies with Dr. Art Rastinehad and Dr. Don Garbett

Ep. 629 Optimizing Prostate Treatment with Embolization Strategies with Dr. Art Rastinehad and Dr. Don Garbett

From consult to catheter, success in prostate artery embolization is shaped by a series of decisions that directly impact patient outcomes. In the third installment of our 2026 PAE University series, ...

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Ep. 628 Techniques for Managing Biliary Drain Complications with Dr. Ahsun Riaz

Ep. 628 Techniques for Managing Biliary Drain Complications with Dr. Ahsun Riaz

Patients and IRs alike dread the persistent cycles of malfunction and repeated procedures that often accompany biliary drains. What can you do to keep patients off the doorstep of reintervention? In t...

27 Maalis 47min

Ep. 627 Radial Access for Peripheral Interventions: Techniques & Considerations with Dr. Shailendra Singh

Ep. 627 Radial Access for Peripheral Interventions: Techniques & Considerations with Dr. Shailendra Singh

Radial roots, peripheral reach! Radial to peripheral (R2P) access is the focus of this week’s episode with interventional cardiologist Dr. Shailendra Singh (Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley Heart and Vasc...

24 Maalis 1h 7min

Ep. 626 Single Stick Vascular Access: Techniques & Benefits Explained with Dr. Kevin Wong

Ep. 626 Single Stick Vascular Access: Techniques & Benefits Explained with Dr. Kevin Wong

With the single-stick technique proving to be an effective addition to the venous line placement toolkit, what is stopping IRs from venturing beyond the traditional dual-incision approach? In this epi...

20 Maalis 33min

Ep. 625 Managing Acute Arterial Thrombosis: Devices & Approaches with Dr. Shang Loh and Dr. Khanjan Nagarsheth

Ep. 625 Managing Acute Arterial Thrombosis: Devices & Approaches with Dr. Shang Loh and Dr. Khanjan Nagarsheth

The advent of newer thrombectomy devices has turned what were once hours-long surgical cutdowns into endovascular cases that last under an hour. In this episode of BackTable, host Dr. Sabeen Dhand is ...

17 Maalis 45min

Ep. 624 Integrating Spinal Cord Stimulation in Vascular Disease Management for CLTI with Dr. Mary Costantino and Jill Sommerset

Ep. 624 Integrating Spinal Cord Stimulation in Vascular Disease Management for CLTI with Dr. Mary Costantino and Jill Sommerset

Chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI) represents the most advanced stage of peripheral artery disease. While many patients can be treated with endovascular or surgical revascularization, a subset o...

13 Maalis 41min

Ep. 623 CLTI: Lithotripsy and Endovascular Techniques for Below the Knee Interventions with Dr. Paul Foley

Ep. 623 CLTI: Lithotripsy and Endovascular Techniques for Below the Knee Interventions with Dr. Paul Foley

Below-the-knee (BTK) arterial disease remains one of the more challenging areas in vascular care, particularly in patients with chronic limb-threatening ischemia (CLTI), where heavy calcification comp...

10 Maalis 43min

Ep. 622 Intratumoral Immunotherapy Injections for Melanoma with Dr. Jennifer McQuade and Dr. Rahul Sheth

Ep. 622 Intratumoral Immunotherapy Injections for Melanoma with Dr. Jennifer McQuade and Dr. Rahul Sheth

When standard-of-care checkpoint blockade fails in metastatic melanoma, how can oncologists and interventional radiologists join forces to turn around patient outcomes? In this episode of the BackTabl...

6 Maalis 45min

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