Resident and Fellow Symposium

The Resident and Fellow Symposium is a session at the RSNA annual meeting that is developed by and designed for radiology trainees. Each year, based on the feedback from the previous year's symposium, the RSNA Resident and Fellow Committee identify important topics that are affecting residents and fellows. The resulting symposium is filled with helpful and inspiring information designed to give trainees the information they need to be successful radiologists.

2019 Symposium Presentations

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Job Market Update: Changing Practice Patterns

Eric R. Smith, MD | Darcy J. Wolfman, MD
Using a systematic approach to help residents and fellows land a job , the 2019 ACR Human Resources Commission Report will be reviewed with considerations for both private practice and academic positions.

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Making Major Career Decisions

Daryl T. Goldman, MD | Matthew S. Davenport, MD

Learn strategies for making major career decisions.

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Transition to Early Career

Mariam A. Malik, MD | Ann L. Brown, MD

Advice for successfully navigating the transition from radiology trainee to junior attending.
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Personal Finance Essentials

Tanner K. Jugler, MD | Kurt A. Schoppe, MD

Develop a better understanding of the various practice models with changing physician demographics, evolving trends in radiology practices, the importance of self-care, work-life balance and career longevity, and effective negotiation skills.

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Career Practice Panel

David H. Ballard, MD | Alexander M. Norbash, MD | Amy K. Patel, MD | Laura W. Bancroft, MD | Eric J. Ledermann, MBA, DO

Academic and private practices hold similarities and differences, even though significant cultural differences may exist within each. Learn from the individuals on this panel who have spent considerable portions of their careers in one or the other to help determine the better option for you.

Past Symposiums

Symposium topics from the past are just as relevant today. Don't miss out on these additional presentations.