Radiology: Perfect Intersection of Medicine and Technology

By Andrew Castagna   Growing up, I showed interest in technology. Whether it was researching the most up-to-date electronic devices, rewiring computers, or helping my friends and family brainstorm anything technology-related, I was the go-to person. I also knew that I loved medicine, improving the lives of people around me, and contributing to the health…
June 2022 | Volume 15, Issue 3 Kamyar Ghabili, MD; Jared Pasetsky, MD; Simone Raiter, MD; Emily Thompson, PhD; and Emily Van Antwerp, MD, are new residents in radiology, medical physics, or radiation oncology. Read their stories below in this month’s New Perspectives.   ABR Evaluates Processes, Policies, and Procedures to Improve Certification Experience By…
By Kamyar Ghabili, MD   COVID-19’s effects on the radiology residency match were numerous and widespread. Beginning in March 2020, administrative bodies, including the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC), Association of Program Directors in Radiology (APDR), and the Association of Program Directors in Interventional Radiology (APDIR), released changes to the standard residency application process….
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