RSNA Seeks Radiology: Imaging Cancer Trainee Editorial Board Members
Apply by June 1 for this unique editorial opportunity for radiology trainees
Radiology: Imaging Cancer, one of RSNA’s online journals for state-of-the-art research and commentaries on cancer imaging and image-guided therapy, is seeking applications from residents, fellows, graduate students and post-doctoral researchers for its new trainee editorial board. Terms on the editorial board will begin July 1, 2020.
During their two-year term, editorial board members will:
- Learn about peer review, research design, scientific editing and promoting radiology research.
- Review up to six manuscripts per year.
- Contribute at least one research highlight.
- Participate in content for podcasts, commentaries, and social media releases.
- Participate in the standard online review process for Radiology: Imaging Cancer and at the meeting of the full Editorial Board during the RSNA Annual Meeting.
Applicants must be in training in a relevant residency, fellowship, graduate degree program or postdoctoral research position throughout their term on the trainee editorial board. Trainees should have specific interests in cancer imaging and image-guided therapy, including diagnosis, treatment, technology and technology development, machine learning, health disparities and policy. Applicants must have strong critical-thinking skills, mastery of written English, experience in scientific writing and enthusiasm for advancing research and patient care in cancer imaging and image-guided therapy.
To apply, applicants should submit the following materials:
- Cover letter with a three to four paragraph statement of interest
- Current CV
- Copy of one publication or abstract representative of his/her work
- Statement from a faculty member who will serve as a mentor during his/her term on the trainee editorial board
Applicants must be members of RSNA throughout their term on the board. Submit application materials and/or questions to RYimagingcancer@rsna.org by June 1.
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