Creighton Radiology Residency

02/07/2026

Creighton University Diagnostic Radiology, Omaha has one unexpected PGY-3 residency opening starting July 1, 2026, due to a resident's departure for family reasons. This position is available outside the N**P Match.

Prerequisites
-Successful completion of a PGY-2 year in an ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency program prior to the start date
-Eligibility for transfer under ACGME and institutional requirements

Application Materials
Interested candidates should email the following (no phone calls or faxes, please):
-Cover letter describing interest in the position and reason for transfer
-Curriculum Vitae
-Three letters of recommendation
-USMLE Step 1, Step 2, and (if applicable) Step 3 scores
-Medical school transcript and diploma
-MSPE (Dean’s Letter)
-In-training exam results, if available
-International Medical Graduates: ECFMG certification and current visa status

To learn more about our program, faculty, and resident experience, please visit our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/

10/23/2025

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07/18/2025

Dr. Recker was among the prominent voices advocating for the role of vitamin D in maintaining bone health and preventing osteoporosis. Take your Vitamin D folks and/or get yourself some sunshine.

Earlier this week, Robert Recker, MD, a longtime faculty member, administrator and scholar, passed away. His loss is felt by many who worked with or were even taught by Dr. Recker during his more than 50 years at Creighton.

Dr. Recker’s expertise and passion was bone health, specifically how to combat and prevent osteoporosis. His formative years were during residence here at Creighton under Bob Heaney, MD, preparing him to eventually become director of the Osteoporosis Research Center in the 1980s and then, in the 1990s, pursuing a study that would lead to the biggest breakthrough in bone health in the late 20th century.

The only thing that perhaps eclipsed Dr. Recker’s research contributions was the direct impact he had on the lives of countless patients. As a flight surgeon in the Air Force, endocrinologist at Omaha’s Veteran's Administration Hospital and physician with St. Joseph’s Hospital, he always brought compassionate care those in need of healing.

In 2016, alumni from School of Medicine honored Dr. Recker with the Crystal Caduceus Award and in that same year he was named the inaugural holder of the O’Brien Chair in Health Sciences, named for alumni and supporters Joan Gurney O’Brien and Richard O’Brien.

To join in celebrating Dr. Recker's life, there will be a visitation today (Thursday) from 5-7 p.m. at Heafey-Hoffman-Dworak-Culter in midtown Omaha and then a funeral Mass at St. John’s Church tomorrow (Friday) at 10 a.m.

07/17/2025

Dr Gelbman in action 🥰
The radiologist who cannot be out worked! Creighton graduate 😉

07/10/2025

All our board takers passed the Qualifying (Core) exam. Congratulations residents! 👊

07/10/2025

06/27/2025

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Graduation 2025

05/10/2025

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11/23/2024

Figure drawing class with the residents at the Lied art center with Professor Rachel Mindrup.

11/01/2024

Dr Mary Davey’s first try of retiring from radiology. We will keep you posted on her future attempts.

10/26/2024

Habitat for Humanity build with the resident October 2024