DXIT™ and TXIT™ In-Training Exams

Fulfill your Training Program ACGME requirements for summative assessment using the DXIT and TXIT In-Training Exams:

Evaluate your program and residents

• Evaluate your program using national benchmarking with over 280 national and international training programs participating
  in DXIT and TXIT.
• Benchmark individual resident scores for all residency levels.

Identify areas of deficiency

• Offer residents an opportunity to evaluate their knowledge and to identify areas of deficiency relative to peers at the
  same level of training.

Provide secure and accurate evaluations

• Use 3rd party psychometric evaluation of data for optimally accurate benchmarking. 
• Ensure secure test data via proctored testing.
• Prevent question sharing with new exams created each year through use of multiple equalized forms.

Prepare for exam and remediation

• Offer residents an opportunity for maximizing testing prep with DXIT item questions including annotated references and rationales. 

Count on over 30 years of experience

• Trust in an exam existing for over 30 years
• Created by esteemed experts in the radiology subspecialties.

The Exams are scheduled annually in January (DXIT) and March (TXIT) to first- through fourth-year residents, as well as those in fellowships.

Sets of exam items, keys, annotated references and rationales are available on the ACR website, for a period of time (https://www.acr.org/Lifelong-Learning-and-CME/Learning-Activities/In-Training-Exams ). These items and keys can be used in an instructional manner, such as in follow-up discussions or meetings with residents regarding their assessments.