Clinician-Educator Track & Teaching
Clinician-Educator Track
The Department of Diagnostic & Interventional Imaging offers a Clinician-Educator Track (CET), which is a 4-year longitudinal program for radiology residents to learn and develop skills to become effective educators and, ultimately, academic radiologists. The CET curriculum includes dedicated workshops, numerous teaching opportunities with medical students and residents from other specialties, one-on-one mentorship with faculty with a strong track record in medical education, and delivery of a capstone project.
Residents
Francis Celii, MD – Clinician-Educator Track Chair
Safa Alkarawi, MD
Alexandra Janda, MD
William Kamp, MD
Ashley Notzon, MD
Aashini Patel, MD
Anastasiia Morozova, MD
Saagar Patel, MD
Niloofar Karbasian, MD
George Parker, MD
Scott Sandy, MD
Pejman Rabiei, MD
Mindy Wang, MD
Resident Graduates
Nathan Doyle, MD
Jeremiah Stringam, MD
Founding Team
Mindy Wang, MD
Peggy Hsieh, MEd, PhD
Latifa Sanhaji, MD
Emma Ferguson, MD

Jeremiah Stringham, MD graduating from the Clinician-Educator Track in 2022
Physician Educator Certificate Program
The Physician Educator Certificate Program (CPEP) is an 8-month program for residents who are interested in receiving more training in teaching effectiveness. This certificate program prepares trainees for their academic career, resulting in greater teaching confidence and job satisfaction. This course meets once a month for 8 months.