Fabulous End-of-Year Gala with our Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging/Yale IR family! Hot take: Yale Radiology Residents Chiefs Roast = GOAT of all roasts? (Benjamin Jang: you have serious competition) Congrats to our graduating residents & fellows, and all the best for the future!

Send-off to greatness. Congratulations to Drs Mike Lee, Raj Patel, Gaurav Anand, Daniel Harper and Kurt Zacharias on the conclusion of their training in #irad Yale IR ! Greatness awaits you all. This was a glorious year. Off to independence!

🎉🎓 Huge congrats to the Yale IR Class of 2024! Your hard work and dedication have paid off. We're so proud of you and can't wait to see the incredible impact you'll have throughout your careers. We will miss you all🌟 #GraduationDay

4th of July at Yale IR ! Radiation safety is key. So is a patriotic hat!

Yale Radiology Residents and fellow orientation in the books 😀! So excited to welcome this fantastic group to the Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging & Yale IR families! 🎉🎉🎉

There are new #jobopportunities in #interventionalradiology at Yale School of Medicine. Due to multiple service line successes, the section is expanding. Looking for IRs with a strong record of clinical practice development to expand the program's clinical and academic profile. Interested

What can CT and angiographic clot burden tell us about our PE thrombectomy patients? Read our Yale IR latest publication in collaboration with our incredible Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging diagnostic colleagues. A big team effort. Thank you to our mentor Dr. Cornman! jvir.org/article/S1051-…

Thank you RSNA once again for this recognition. It’s an honour to dedicate my time and energy to the worldwide leading society dedicated to imaging excellence! Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Yale IR

Hot off the press in Seminars in Interventional Radiology! Review article from Adam Fish, MD 🇺🇸🇮🇱 and myself on the increasing role of #irad in the diagnosis & treatment of patients with #lungcancer. Clearly, this is another deadly cancer where having a multidisciplinary team approach is critical for the

We Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging are hiring a veterinarian technologist or DVM post-doc for a research associate job in our department, full time research position with amazing Yale University benefits, flexible work hours, fun group and great projects. sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search…

Today we are saying farewell to the one and only Mel Arici MD, retiring after two decades of service and dedication to patients at Yale IR ! Amazing to be together and celebrate a legend. Mel gave me my first letter of recommendation for IR more than 13 years ago. Very thankful!

Hot off the press in Seminars in Interventional Radiology! Full issue covering non-hepatic malignancy. Topics include cancers related to lung, kidney, breast, thyroid, musculoskeletal as well as novel imaging-based strategies to target and treat these tumors. Thanks Dr. Dimitrios Filippiadis for

Great article by Drs. Amy Deipolyi & Robert Ward on #breastcancer #irad! Thanks so much for your contribution to the issue on non-liver malignancies!

Health Headlines: What is vascular malformation and is it dangerous? wtnh.com/news/health/he… So proud of Yale Department of Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Yale IR vascular anomalies group! Shout out to the enigmatic Dr Stacey Bass!

🎉 **Milestone Achieved!** 🎉 We are beyond thrilled to announce that the inaugural class of Interventional Radiology trainees in Uganda has successfully completed their first year exams!

We’re at Yale University are honoured to host you Robert B. Weide !

Tonight, Wednesday. 5:00PM Eastern time, 2:00PM Pacific. (Bad link in previous post). Correct link: yale.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

It was an honor of a lifetime for us at Yale University to welcome Robert B. Weide to New Haven for a very special event dedicated to the memory of his wife Linda ❤️! We have learned so much, and are reminded of the fact that true love is not fiction.

Not that crowd size matters but I think the Guerbet Group symposium at CIRSE had a great crowd, maybe the greatest crowd I’ve ever seen.