Radiology Program list

(bold – shortlist, underline – visa confirmed) (number is letters of rec)

grey – rejected
red - interview

Mass Gen – called and said would get back

Hopkins (asked)
Duke (North Carolina) (asked and asked again) - 919)684-7293
UPenn (asked) – but yes per website 3
Stanford (asked) – no H1
NYU (asked) – no H1
Brigham and Women’s (asked) – yes 3
U Michigan – no on website with rare exception (per 2011)
Cornell (asked) – no H1
Mayo Clinic Rochester (Minnesota) – yes H1 per website 3
U Washington – yes on website
Emory – asked yes H1 -3
Columbia (asked) – no H1
Northwestern (asked) - 312-695-4447
U Wisconsin – no H1 per website
U Texas Southwestern – yes per website though uncommon -3
U Virginia – no H1 per website
Yale – generally no H1 on website but has given many per myvisajobs
Thomas Jefferson (asked) – yes -3
Wake Forest (North Carolina) – no on website but did give one to a medicine
resident
Cleveland Clinic (Ohio) –yes H1 per website 3
Indiana University –generally no
UPMC (Pittsburgh) –H1 yes per website 3
University of Utah – no per website
Beth Israel Deconess (MA) – no email, only phone number, called said no
Pennsylvania Hospital – Yes H1 -3
U Texas Health Science Center Houston – no per website
Vanderbilt, Nashville – asked and they said maybe if exceptional 3
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville, florida –asked 904-953-0423

U Alabama Birmingham
U Florida – No-H1 with rare exceptions
Icahn Mount Sinai, NY – asked, said yes yet maybe on website but no on
radiology page 3
Henry Ford, Detroit
U Cincinnati, Ohio – asked, no on website, maybe for exceptional candidate on
e-mail 3
U Iowa - 319) 356-3396 , yes on website
Baylor (Dallas) – no on website
Brown, Rhode Island – yes on website (for graduates of U.S. medical school) 3
U Maryland – no on website
U Minnesota – asked yes but uncommon 3
U North Carolina Chapel Hill – no on website
Mercy Catholic Medical Center – yes H1 per website 3
Medical College of Wisconsin – yes H1 per website
OHSU -yes
U Arizona – no per website
U Colorado (Denver) – yes but uncommon
Univesity of Miami, called only J1
U Chicago - asked and no
Baylor collee of medicine (Houston) –asked no H1
Ohio state – no on website (radiology doesn’t, school in general does)
George Washington university – absolute no
Mayo Clinic Arizona –asked yes
Penn State Milton - 717-531-6896

William Beaumont – yes H1B on website

Icahan Mount Sinai/St. Lukes – called and yes H1
Albert Einstein Healthcare Network – Montefiore – yes H1 per website (in
2014)
U Texas Health science center san Antonio – no per website
Dartmouth Hitchcock - 603) 650-7480
University of Vermont –no on website
University of New Mexico – no H1 on website
Medical college of Georgia
University of Massachusetts – yes on website for grads of US medical school
St Joseph’s hospital and medical center
Maricopa medical center, Arizona: strict no
Madigan healthcare system
Rutgers – strict no
Boston medical center – only J1 on website
Santa Clara – asked x2 – basically no (never been done)
Tufts – yes if proof of pending permanent resident application
Florida Hospital Medial Center – yes H1 per website
Temple University Hospital (philidelphia) – asked x2
San Antonio Uniformed services health education consortium – US citizens only
Cedars Sinai Medical Center – asked x2
Albert Einstein (Jacobi) - asked
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System
University of Rochester
Virginia Mason Medical Center (seattle) – no H1, no exceptions

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