Radiology Depends on Next Generation of Leaders
Just as radiology continues to evolve, so does the role of leadership in radiology
June 23, 2020
Strong leaders are needed to keep radiology moving forward into a future that supports and improves patient care while simultaneously providing collaborative engagement, recognition and professional development for radiologists.
RSNA News spoke with former, current and emerging leaders in a three-part article series to identify the qualities that are most important in leadership. Read part one, part two and part three of the article series.
RSNA offers a variety of leadership resources, including courses in the RSNA Online Learning Center at RSNA.org/Learning-Center. There are also leadership skill development opportunities through RSNA committees and subcommittees. Learn more about these at RSNA.org/Membership.
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