Diagnostic Radiology Residency (Florida)
Diagnostic Radiology Residency (Florida) supports residents with clinical training, research, and quality improvement work to prepare them for subspecialty fellowships, academic radiology, or private practice.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates: December 1, 2026 (Application and supporting documentation)
Funding Amounts: Four-year residency with stipend and benefits; radiologic pathology course tuition and housing subsidy provided
Summary: Mayo Clinic’s Jacksonville residency combines diagnostic radiology training with research opportunities and early subspecialty pathways.
Key Information: Successful completion of a clinical year is required before starting diagnostic radiology training.
Description
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education offers a four-year Diagnostic Radiology Residency at its Jacksonville, Florida, campus. Six positions are available annually on a competitive basis. Residents train across all diagnostic radiology subspecialties, participating in imaging examinations, interpretation, and interventional procedures alongside faculty and clinical staff. The program combines academic instruction, modern facilities, and a 1:1 core faculty-to-resident ratio to prepare graduates for subspecialty fellowships, academic radiology, or private practice.
Research training includes faculty-advised seminars, additional research projects, and practice quality improvement work. Fourth-year electives allow residents to pursue particular clinical and research interests. Early pathways offer focused training in nuclear radiology, pediatric radiology, and interventional radiology. A structured conference schedule, physics instruction, and board review support preparation for certification examinations.
