Clinician Interruptions In The Reading Room: A Necessary Evil Or An Avoidable Interaction?
For those of you that practice radiology, how often do clinicians interrupt you on a busy rotation? And, what percentage...
What Really Goes On At A Radiology Practice Partners’ Meeting?
I can remember back during my radiology residency many years ago. Every so often, the radiologists at my hospital would...
Urgent Case And I Can’t Get In Touch With The Doctor: What Do I Do?
Covering physicians should always be available, especially in an urgent case. However, when you begin radiology practice, you will find...
Texting- A Minefield For The Radiologist
Formerly as a student, you could get away with texting anything you wanted on your smartphone or computer. Unless you...
Phone Etiquette For The Radiologist
Back in the day, I remember my former program director/chairman at Rhode Island Hospital, Dr. John Cronan, lecturing on the basics...
Top Eight Advantages Of Living Close To Work As A Radiologist
Driving 50 miles to and from work or over 1.5 hours each way is undoubtedly a recipe for a problematic...
The Isolated Specialist
No, this is not another article about physician burnout. Instead, today we will talk about why isolated specialists can lead...
How Much Work Is Too Much For A Radiologist? (Think RVUs!)
You are excited to start your career as a radiologist. And, you are interviewing, hoping to find a job where you can make...
How-To Procedure Manual For The Klutzy Radiologist
Some of us are not born to be athletic and coordinated like Michael Jordan or Pele. It’s just not in...
How Not To Incriminate A Fellow Radiologist For His Mistakes
One major theme in many of my blogs is that radiology residents and radiologists do make mistakes. We...
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