A radiologist's career can be divided into the early, middle, and late phases. The midcareer
phase is a particularly difficult period and has the highest rate of burnout among radiologists …

Mentorship in Academic Radiology: A Review from a Trainee’s Perspective—Radiology In
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Residents experience high pressure to be successful in both their career and in keeping up
an optimal work-life balance. With a mentoring program, faculties can alleviate stress and …

Rationale and Objectives With the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
recently updating their common program requirements to include components of …

Historically, women in radiology are underrepresented in radiology and face
disproportionate barriers to career advancement related to work-life integration, gender bias …

Rationale and Objectives Professional development is important to academic radiologists.
We developed, implemented, and assessed an internal professional development lecture …

Mentorship in Radiology Research the foundation of strong communication and
establishment of concrete research goals that are realistically achievable within the time line …

The first years of an academic musculoskeletal (MSK) faculty position are a time of transition
for the junior faculty member, who must rapidly adjust to new clinical, academic, operational …

Whether beginning a new career in breast imaging or switching into a different breast
imaging practice for personal or professional advancement, a leadership opportunity, a …

Coaching is an effective tool that seeks personal reflection as a way for people to find their
own solutions. In this article we show our results when applying it in our Radiology Service …