Member updates
Applications Open for International Fellowship
RSNA is accepting applications for its Derek Harwood Nash International Fellowship, a program that offers faculty members from international institutions the opportunity to study at North American institutions.
- To qualify, applicants must be RSNA members from outside of the U.S. and Canada and meet the following requirements:
- Have a focus in academic radiology, holding a faculty position for three to 10 years before the fellowship begins
- Demonstrate how your specific education goals can be met during a course of study in North America
- Specify how the knowledge you gain will benefit and improve the practice at your home institution and the greater community
- Be proficient in English
All travel and living arrangements will be made by selected fellows. RSNA will provide a stipend to cover travel and modest living expenses for a six- to 12-week period. Learn more and apply now.
June Spotlight Shines on Istanbul
Join us in person where the continents meet in Istanbul, Türkiye, for Top Presenters from RSNA: Expert Insights on Emergency and Abdominopelvic Imaging. This RSNA Spotlight Course will explore the latest in body radiology.
Come engage with world class speakers and your global peers while enjoying the sights at this popular and accessible tourist destination. Learn ways to improve patient triage and care, build better image interpretation skills and diagnostic confidence, and deepen your understanding of the latest approaches to imaging and clinical workflow optimization.
The course takes place June 28-29. Learn more now.
RadLex: Two Decades of Advancing Radiology Standards
RadLex, the comprehensive radiology lexicon developed by RSNA is celebrating its 20th anniversary.
RadLex has been the gold standard for radiology terminology, transforming how medical imaging is described, reported and analyzed. Today, it has evolved into a robust, structured lexicon encompassing over 75,000 terms, ensuring consistency in image annotation, structured reporting and AI applications.
Over the years, RadLex has played a crucial role in enhancing interoperability across imaging systems. It enables seamless data exchange between institutions and has fueled AI-driven advancements in diagnostic imaging. Its integration with structured reporting has improved the clarity and precision of radiology reports, benefiting clinicians, researchers and patients alike.
As RadLex celebrates this milestone, it represents the power of standardized language in radiology—bridging past innovations with the future of precision medicine and intelligent imaging. Learn more now.
Build Editorial Experience
RSNA journals are seeking applicants for their Trainee Editorial Boards (TEB). TEB members assist in the creation of educational content and learn about editing, reviewing and promoting articles for RSNA’s premier peer-reviewed journals.
Selected individuals will gain professional exposure while participating in editorial board meetings. Learn more about TEB qualifications, submission requirements and responsibilities.
Stay informed with the latest TEB updates on X by following #RadInTraining, #RGphs and #RGTeam.
Patlas Awarded CAR Gold Medal
The Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR) has awarded its gold medal to Michael N. Patlas, MD.
Dr. Patlas is professor and chair of the Department of Medical Imaging, Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto. He leads the largest academic imaging department in Canada with over 550 faculty and learners.
Current editor-in-chief for the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal, Dr. Patlas is also credited with co-founding the Canadian Emergency, Trauma and Acute Care Radiology Society (CETARS), currently serving as the organization's president.
Well-respected internationally, Dr. Patlas has received honorary memberships from the Association of Radiologists of Ukraine and the Society for Emergency Radiology-India. He was awarded the European Society of Emergency Radiology gold medal in 2022 and was honored with the CETARS 2024 Medal of Excellence.
Help Patients Understand Imaging with Ease
RadiologyInfo.org is the go-to resource for reliable, up-to-date information about radiology procedures and exams. Created and funded by RSNA and the American College of Radiology, this trusted platform provides clear, accurate explanations of medical imaging procedures and the role radiologists play in health care.
The site’s user-friendly content is designed to help patients understand what to expect before, during and after imaging, easing anxiety and empowering informed decision-making. Regular updates by expert volunteers ensure the site always offers the latest, most relevant information. Refer your patients to RadiologyInfo.org for:
- Detailed procedure descriptions that cover imaging processes in depth.
- Clear, patient-friendly language that simplifies complex radiology concepts.
- Concise procedure videos to help patients visualize their experience.
- Searchable resources for easy access to critical information.
- A comprehensive FAQ section that answers common patient concerns.
Help your patients feel confident and informed—share RadiologyInfo.org.