A Day in the Life of an IR/DR - Episode 15 (DR Training)

Follow along as Gregg Khodorov, MD, MBA, VIR Resident at Jefferson Health, walks us through his typical day in the Diagnostic Radiology reading room. DR training constitutes the first few years of the residency pathway for ESIR and Integrated IR residents. In order to succeed as an IR, it is crucial to also have skill and experience in DR. Video created by Michelle Clark, M3.
Full credits:
Dr. Gregg Khodorov, MD, MBA
-Vascular and Interventional Radiology Resident at Jefferson Health
-Twitter: @greggkhodorov
-Instagram: @greggkhodorov
Michelle Clark, BA
-Medical Student (M3) at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
-Twitter: @michelle_mh2984
-Instagram: @chevalier_michelle
Ernesto Nunez
-Web Content Producer at NVP Studios
-Instagram: @ernestonvp
-Twitter: @nunezvisuals
PR / Design / Production:
Sunny Murthy
-MS3 UVA School of Medicine
-Twitter: @Sunny_Murthy
Subhash Gutti
-MS4 GW School of Medicine
-Twitter: @Subhash_Gutti
-Instagram: @subhashgutti.med
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