- Kevin M. Rice, MD
Mentored Medical Students Match in Radiology
Updated: Mar 23, 2022
We are pleased to announce that eight of the medical students who were in the Global Radiology CME Future Radiology Resident (#futureradres) mentoring program have matched to impressive Radiology Residencies across the country. Global Radiology CME's Kevin Rice, MD has given these industrious students the opportunity to learn about radiology by writing up interesting cases and publishing them on the Global Radiology CME online teaching file.
Always looking for new challenges and opportunities for outreach, in 2020 Dr. Rice began this now very successful program of mentoring medical students interested in radiology residencies. In the inaugural year of his mentoring program all 6 of his medical students successfully matched in top radiology programs including Indiana University, Thomas Jefferson University, Vanderbilt, Amita Health, and Northwestern. The mentoring program continued its success and 8 medical students matched to radiology for the 2022 academic year. This is the list of students and where they matched:
Corey Brown - Brigham and Woman's Hospital
Deven Champaneri - Medical University of South Carolina
Mounica Chidurala - Indiana University
Sai Kilaru - Henry Ford Hospital
Savan Patel - Geisinger Medical Center
Austin Sanu - Northwell Mather Hospital
Leslie Shang - University of Kansas
Usha Trivedi - UC San Diego
Click the links on their names to see their cases.
If you are in private practice or academic practice and want to "give back" by mentoring a medical student who aspires to become a radiologist, contact us to get involved in this very successful program.
"I just want to say thank you for the opportunity to write for Global Radiology CME! I strongly believe it helped me have a successful match. The programs asked more about how I got involved with writing for you. Also, they were a great talking point during the interviews to showcase my interest in radiology!"
Deven Champaneri, Medical Student - Matched to Medical University of South Carolina Radiology
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