Addis Ababa University / Black Lion Hospital
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Addis Ababa University / Black Lion Hospital - Pediatric Radiology Fellowship (WFPI-CHOP)
Programme · checked 2026-10-29
- Duration
- 2014 curriculum document states a total duration of two years.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · The training program will have a total duration of two years
- Eligibility
- Per 2014 curriculum: MD or equivalent plus specialist certificate in diagnostic radiology, registered in Ethiopia as a radiologist, at least two years of practice as general radiologist, pass written and oral entrance exams.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · Must be registered by the Federal Ministry of Health of Ethiopia
- Clinical responsibilities
- CHOP Radiology started the first paediatric radiology fellowship at Black Lion Hospital in 2015; trained two faculty members and had three fellows in 2019.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · started the first pediatric radiology fellowship program at Black Lion Hospital
- Curriculum and rotations
- Per 2014 curriculum: attachments in ultrasound, MRI, plain film, fluoroscopy, CT, intervention and nuclear medicine across year I and II.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · Total 8 months 8 months 2560 102.4 62.2
- Research and academic work
- Per 2014 curriculum: 6 months of research within the programme; leave 1 month per year.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · Research – 6 Months
WFPI page links the program brochure and a 2014 curriculum PDF; details from the curriculum are the 2014 design and may differ from current practice.
- Specific facts / roles checked 2026-10-29
Addis Ababa University / Black Lion Hospital - Pediatric Radiology Fellowship (WFPI-CHOP)
Addis Ababa · EthiopiaPer 2014 curriculum: attachments in ultrasound, MRI, plain film, fluoroscopy, CT, intervention and nuclear medicine across year I and II.