About Ohio State’s Thoracic Imaging Fellowship
The Thoracic imaging Fellowship Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is committed to providing a balanced educational experience to fellows in every aspect of chest and thoracic imaging. Our fellows thrive with opportunities for involvement in patient care, mentoring residents and medical students, and continued academic pursuits in research. We provide service to all affiliated hospitals except for Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Our parent institutions are the University Hospital and the James Cancer Hospital. We also provide services to ambulatory outpatient care centers.
Overview
Upon completion of the program, fellows will have:
- Advanced knowledge in imaging principles and physics, including radiation biology and safety.
- Knowledge in radiographic techniques and their indications, particularly as they relate to the CT and MR imaging of the airways, the heart and pulmonary parenchyma.
- An understanding of the radiographic and cross-sectional evaluation of interstitial lung disease, cardiac and coronary disease, oncology and other diseases of the thorax.
- Extensive experience and comfort in the plain film evaluation of both in- and out-patients, particularly patients in the intensive care units (ICUs).
- An understanding of CT angiography, including gated cardiac studies, and its use in cardiac and vascular diseases of the chest and abdomen.
Thoracic imaging fellows are offered an optional four weeks of elective time to pursue academic research in an additional imaging field, such as neuroradiology or breast imaging.
Though most thoracic radiologists are currently working in academic practices, graduates of the program are successfully equipped to join either academic or private practice.
The Thoracic Radiology Fellowship at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center offers an excellent balance of both thoracic (“pulmonary”) and cardiac training, with dedicated faculty in both areas. With six cardio/thoracic fellowship-trained faculty members, our division is able to offer trainees a high-volume experience with training from a diverse, highly experienced and expert group of faculty.
Application Process
Applications are now being accepted for the 2026-2027 academic year and will start being accepted for the 2027-2028 academic year on November 1, 2025. Applicants must have completed or be scheduled to complete an ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency and be able to obtain a full and unrestricted Ohio medical license prior to their desired start date.
Application must include:
- Fellowship Application
- CV
- Personal Statement
- 2x2 headshot photo
- Official USMLE (request through usmle@fsmb.org) and/or COMLEX scores (request through NBOME)
- Copy of medical school transcript
- Three recent letters of recommendation (within one year) emailed to Kristina.Camp@osumc.edu
The American Board of Radiology and Society of Chairs of Academic Radiology Departments (SCARD) has set the following dates:
- November 1, 2025: First day to accept applications for 2026 appointment
- January 12, 2026: Virtual interview period begins
- March 31, 2026: Virtual interviews completed
- July 1, 2027: AY2027-2028 Thoracic Imaging fellowship begins
Please note: Applicants must also be able to obtain a full and unrestricted Ohio medical license prior to their start date. Ohio State Radiology supports the ABR International Medical Graduate Alternate Pathway.
Our leadership
Lindsay Wright, MD
Program Director, Thoracic Imaging Fellowship
Assistant Professor
Kristi Camp
Program Manager, Thoracic Imaging Fellowship