Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science Phoenix Program

Program Identity & Fit

This is a five-year Integrated Interventional Radiology Residency based at Mayo Clinic's Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona campus, an academic tertiary referral center with a strong interventional oncology practice, high volumes of ablations and intra-arterial tumor therapies, close collaboration with vascular surgery, and a referral role for venous thrombotic disease and women's interventions. The program fills a single position each year as an "Advanced" entry point, meaning applicants must have already completed at least one year of postgraduate clinical training before starting. Research is deeply embedded in the training, including access to the Patient Inspired Engineering Laboratory that develops novel biomaterials and catheter technologies used clinically around the world, alongside opportunities in clinical trials and artificial intelligence research. The curriculum mirrors the diagnostic radiology residency for the first three years before transitioning into interventional-focused rotations, including away rotations at Phoenix Children's Hospital, ValleyWise, and the Phoenix VA Health Care System.