Program Overview
UF Interventional Radiology Independent Residency offers sub-specialty training in interventional radiology designed to equip physicians with the training needed to excel in careers in academic or private practice. Our program offers high degrees of progressive autonomy with an emphasis on patient safety and high-quality care. This is achieved through high-volume, focused training in a well-rounded scope of modern interventional radiology. Fellows will be first operator on the vast majority of cases throughout training. Example procedures fellows will master include: the performance of Y90 mapping and administration procedures, complex trauma embolization procedures, tumor ablation procedures, and TIPS placements.
UF Interventional Radiology fellows graduate prepared to practice at the forefront of our rapidly growing specialty.
Leadership
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Jeffrey D Vogel
Assistant Professor & Chief
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Hugh C Davis
IR Independent Residency Program Director And Clinical Assistant Professor
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ADMINISTRATION
Kiersten Simmons
Res/Fellowship Coordinator
Faculty
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Brian S Geller M.D.
Assistant Professor
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Michael Lazarowicz M.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor. Interventional Radiology Associate Chief and Physician Director Of Quality.
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Darren W Postoak M.D.
Faculty
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Joseph Zachary
Clinical Assistant Professor And IR Information Systems Analyst
Department:
MD-RADIOLOGY-ANGIO-INTERVENT
Matthew T Grove
Clin Asst Professor
Clinical Coordinators
- Gary Adkins
- Melissa Dieter
- Janet Schulze
- Sarah Warren
- Sean Wiley
- Katelyn Wheeler
Current Fellows
Mission:
Our mission is to develop interventional radiology leaders, scholars, and clinician-educators who are compassionate, provide excellent health care, and are ready for any career opportunity and challenge. We hope to accomplish this through mentoring, educational opportunities both within and outside our institution, and in an environment that promotes personal well-being.
Vision:
The vision for our program is to improve the health care provided to patients in our community and beyond (local, state, regional/national, including veteran) by training well-rounded and clinically exceptional interventional radiologists. In doing so we seek to enhance the development and well-being of our trainees and faculty so that they can better serve our patients and become the interventional radiologists they strive to be.
Aims:
- Mold outstanding, experienced interventional radiologists ready to serve the health care needs of the state of Florida;
- Actively educate residents to be excellent interventional radiologists who are well versed in the growing field of interventional oncology;
- Graduate skilled clinician-educators to enter academic or private practice, and;
- Accumulate and maintain an innovative teaching and learning environment where faculty and residents experience enhanced career development and sustained well-being.