Hometown: Mashhad, Iran
University/College: Tehran University of Medical Sciences
Medical School:  Mashhad University of Medical Sciences

What do you like to do for fun? 

 I enjoy reading a mix of history books, classical literature, and fantasy novels—there's something about diving into different worlds and time periods that really draws me in. I also like to stay active by jogging and hiking, especially for the fun and mental clarity it brings.
 
Why did you choose to pursue Radiology? 

I pursued radiology because I’ve always enjoyed problem-solving and the detective-like nature of uncovering diagnoses through imaging. The field's broad scope and the opportunity to work with every medical specialty keep things dynamic, with new and exciting cases to explore every day.

How has the 4-Year Alternate Pathway Program helped you in your career? 

The 4-Year Alternate Pathway Program has been instrumental in helping me shape my career by allowing me to focus on the clinical and research areas of radiology that I’m most passionate about. It’s given me the opportunity to build on my strengths while also gaining valuable experience and insight into how radiology is practiced in the U.S. This exposure has been key in preparing me to transition confidently into independent practice.

Hometown: Indore, India
Medical School: MGM Medical College, India

What do you like to do for fun? 

 During my spare time I like to travel, try out new cuisines, listen to music and read good books.
 
Why did you choose to pursue Radiology: 

I was always intrigued by Radiology as it is one of the most fulfilling ways to provide a substantial impact in healthcare. The work of a Radiologist has the capacity to directly benefit patient outcomes, and which is why I have always found it to be a highly rewarding field. 

How has the 4-Year Alternate Pathway Program helped you in your career?

It has given me a wonderful opportunity to learn more about our fascinating branch of Radiology, to develop new insight into problem-solving and to gather more expertise in diagnosing challenging cases. It has not only shaped my thought process but also provided me with the amazing chance to work with and learn from some of the best Mentors in Radiology, and I am highly grateful for this experience and coveted opportunity.