Reading Imaging Studies On Our Clinical Colleagues
The Scenario A clinical colleague walks up to you, and the following conversation ensues. Clinician: Can you take a look...
Radiology Swap- University Radiologist Goes To Private Practice (Part 2)
Today we return to Part 2 of our Radiology Swap blog. Click on Radiology Swap- Radiology Private Practitioner Goes To University...
Want To Be A Successful Radiology Resident? Learn To Triage!
When program directors hear complaints about their residents, we find most do not stem from resident incompetence. Nor do the...
Ten Disastrous Consequences Of Poor Study Habits
Studying for radiology is intense and unlike anything that you have done before. If you think shirking your duties...
Gaining Recognition When The Odds Are Stacked Against You
For medical students and residents, at times, it can be tough to gain recognition for your work. I want to...
The Uncomfortable “Screenostic” Breast Ultrasound Imaging Dilemma
For those of you who have completed a mammography rotation or are beginning to practice mammography, you may notice ordering...
Should I Take A Leave of Absence During Residency?
Sometimes events beyond our control interfere with radiology residency. It may be a personal situation, a new business opportunity,...
A Student/Resident Guide To Research
Introduction: Participating in research is a great way to contribute to medicine. Well-conducted research and literature reviews help advance...
The Art And Science Of The Lowly Addendum
Oh, the lowly addendum. Most physicians rarely give it a second thought. But, it can sometimes become the single most...
Radiology Jargon That We Would Love To Use But Can’t
Radiology Jargon Defined Radiology jargon that we use to describe our findings to our fellow clinicians and radiologists differs widely...
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