Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science Jacksonville Program

Program Identity & Fit

This is a five-year integrated Interventional Radiology residency at Mayo Clinic's Jacksonville, Florida campus, a tertiary referral center with a high-volume interventional oncology, transplantation, pulmonary intervention, and vascular procedural practice supported by eight board-certified interventional radiologists and six interventional suites. The program is built around a 1:1 core faculty-to-resident ratio, an education-over-service philosophy, and a structured rotation sequence moving from diagnostic radiology subspecialties through fellow-level interventional training and a final clinical year including vascular surgery and trauma rotations at University of Florida Health. Trainees are required to complete two seminar research presentations and at least one publication or presentation, but the program is oriented primarily toward procedural and clinical preparation for academic or private-practice interventional radiology careers. A distinctive structural feature is the mandatory one-year Surgery Preliminary Residency at the same Jacksonville campus that precedes entry into the integrated IR track.