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Writing a nuclear radiology fellowship personal statement necessitates knowledge on oncologic surveillance and neuroimaging. Common skills involved in nuclear radiology fellowship are: stress tests and cardiac imaging, scintigraphic evaluation of skeletal system to detect inflammation, infection or cancer, etc.

Drafting a Nuclear Radiology Fellowship Personal Statement

Draft your radiology research fellowship personal statement by doing the following steps:

• Research for required skills needed in the particular fellowship institution.
• List down all your appropriate skills and qualifications
• Write an uncomplicated introduction, body and conclusion
• Proofread aloud, and ask others to read your draft
• Revise by rewriting the entire draft incorporating needed additions and corrections.

Itemized Contents of Draft for Radiology Research Fellowship

1. Prior to writing a draft for your nuclear radiology fellowship personal statement you need to know what skills or qualifications the fellowship program needs and wants in an applicant.
2. After getting the information needed in number 1, create a full list of all your relevant skills/interests or experiences related to the program.
3. Write an engaging introduction that will spark interest in the mind of the reader. You can do this by starting off with a personal short story or a quote.

Then the second paragraph must be a simple yet coherent account of your skills or qualifications. State how these are applicable to your chosen specialty program, and how you or the institution will benefit from it. Make sure that there is continuity of thought and the transition of ideas and topics have a smooth flow.  Your last paragraph, which is the conclusion, should restate your interest in the fellowship program. This is a clinching statement that must show your unwavering decision to join the nuclear radiology fellowship.

4. Make the necessary correction for spelling and grammar errors that you find when proofreading. This will reduce editing time when the final draft is printed.
5. Rewrite the entire draft again, this time incorporate all necessary corrections and additions you have identified while proofreading.

Simplify your radiology research fellowship application by allotting adequate time to make a draft of your nuclear radiology fellowship personal statement before sending in your documents.