The Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine, under the Moscow Healthcare Department, has been granted a license to conduct educational activities in the specialty of radiology residency. This program aims to provide comprehensive training in radiology, combining extensive theoretical knowledge from leading Russian specialists with practical immersion in the diagnostic process. The training spans from image acquisition to evaluation, ensuring residents gain hands-on experience.

Yuri Vasiliev, Chief Consultant for Radiology of Moscow Healthcare Department and CEO of the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine, emphasized the importance of personnel training in the field. "Our Center is a leader in diagnostic imaging education in Russia. Our experts are committed to sharing their expertise and innovations, promoting the profession of radiology, and training the next generation. In this era of rapid technological advancements, deep knowledge and continuous skill improvement are crucial for accurate diagnoses and timely disease detection," Vasiliev noted.

Alexander Bazhin, Deputy Director for Education, highlighted the Center's focus on professional training. "Since 2017, we have been involved in additional professional education, and since 2023, we have been training postgraduates. Today, receiving a license for the residency program underscores our commitment to ensuring high-quality medical care through the professional training of radiologists."

The residency program is designed to prepare specialists for independent practice over a two-year period. Upon completion, doctors will be eligible for primary specialized accreditation, qualifying them as radiologists. While residency is not mandatory for medical school graduates, it offers advanced training that aligns with modern medical standards.

In 2024, the Center introduced 35 new educational programs, conducted 38 face-to-face and 418 online courses, 29 master classes utilizing imaging phantoms, and over 50 webinars, attracting approximately 30,000 participants.

The Centre for Diagnostics and Telemedicine, established in 1996, is a leading scientific and practical organization within the Social Development Complex of the Moscow Mayor's Office. The Center focuses on the implementation of AI in medicine, the advancement of radiology, and the development of medical training programs.