John Caleb Richards
2210 West Dallas #431 - Houston, TX 77019
john.c.richards@uth.tmc.edu
(979) 218 - 5518
EDUCATION_________________________________________________________________________
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston - Houston, TX
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Doctor of Medicine
Texas A&M University – College Station, TX
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May 2009
May 2005
Bachelor of Science – Biomedical Science - magna cum laude
POSTGRADUATE______________________________________________________________________
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston - Houston, TX
July 2012 - Current
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Resident in Radiology
Chief Resident
Texas A&M University Health Science Center – Scott & White – Temple, TX
July 2009 – June 2010
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Internship in Internal Medicine
PRESENTATIONS______________________________________________________________________
Ultrasound in the New Millenium – Houston, TX
April 2014
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Acute Scrotal Ultrasound for the Emergency Radiologist
Certificate of Merit
American Roentgen Ray Society – Vancouver, Canada
April 2012
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Classic Signs in Abdominal Radiography with CT Correlation
Texas Radiological Society – San Antonio, TX
March 2012
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Unknown Case Challenge
- Prepared a poster with one unknown case for each subspecialty. Participants at
the meeting wrote answers and submitted for review.
Houston Radiological Society - Houston, TX
October 2011
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Acutely Ruptured Ovarian Dermoid
- Presented an interesting case of acutely ruptured ovarian dermoid with
discussion of findings
AWARDS____________________________________________________________________________
Interesting Case Files Grand Award – Houston, TX
May 2011
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Won the most interesting case amongst the residency program
Presented a Type I Congenital Pulmonary Airway Malformation
FLUBAG Award - Houston, TX
May 2011
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Won an award given to the 1st year resident who demonstrated excellent skill on
fluoroscopy rotation
AIRP Showcase – Washington, D.C.
Selected for Publication
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A case of type I congenital pulmonary airway malformation selected by Ellen Chung, MD, of
the American Institute of Radiologic Pathology (formerly AFIP) for publication
Interesting Case Files Grand Award – Houston, TX
May 2013
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Won the most interesting case amongst the residency program
Presented a pulmonary sling in a pediatric patient