Volunteer Spotlight – DR

16 04 '25

Volunteer Spotlight – DR

Her Shift to a ‘Day Job’ Took Years of Work By Rodney Campbell, ABR Communications Manager 2024;18(2):9 There are career changes and there are career changes. Two decades ago, ABR volunteer Adina Alazraki, MD, made a huge switch in her work life. After completing training and working in the emergency room as an urgent care…
16 04 '25

Focus on MP

Volunteers Drive the ABR’s Work By Geoffrey S. Ibbott, PhD, ABR Associate Executive Director for Medical Physics 2025;18(2):6 To candidates for certification and even many diplomates, the ABR might appear to be a black box from which exams, requirements, and rules appear and decisions are handed down. However, nothing could be further from the truth….
11 03 '25

IR/DR Certifying Exam Process Update

Last verified on March 11, 2025 March 10 IR/DR Certifying Exam Process Changes Coming in 2029 Beginning in 2029 and first applying to Interventional Radiology residents completing training in June 2029 (entered their IR1 year in July 2024), the Interventional Radiology/Diagnostic Radiology (IR/DR) Certifying Exam process will require a candidate to pass the Diagnostic Radiology…
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