AIRP Fellowships
The AIRP Fellowships from the American College of Radiology offer a year of advanced, immersive training in radiologic-pathologic correlation for future radiology leaders.
Funder: American College of Radiology
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (second Friday of January, projected)
Funding Amounts: One-year paid fellowship; competitive compensation and benefits; exact stipend not specified.
Summary: Year-long AIRP Fellowships provide immersive, advanced training in musculoskeletal and abdominal/genitourinary radiologic-pathologic correlation for future radiology leaders.
Key Information: U.S. citizenship (not dual) and completion/enrollment in a U.S.-accredited diagnostic radiology residency required.
Description
The AIRP Fellowships, offered by the American College of Radiology through the American Institute for Radiologic Pathology (AIRP), are prestigious one-year programs that immerse fellows in advanced musculoskeletal (MSK) or abdominal/genitourinary (GU) radiologic-pathologic correlation. Fellows gain access to extensive case archives, hands-on clinical experience at military/government healthcare settings, and participate in interdisciplinary conferences and research activities. The programs are designed to prepare radiologists for leadership roles in academic or private practice, emphasizing the integration of imaging and pathology, scholarly work, and educational activities. Upon completion, fellows receive a certificate recognizing their specialized training.
