Dr. Yang is being recognized for the dedication of his own time after-hours to learn how to teach effectively. He will be awarded a certificate of completion from Dr. John Malaty, director of the RasT Program, later this month.
Our newest installment of the “Most Missed Cases” series where we introduce clinical scenarios that are often missed on the resident SIMulation is now available. In each video, we will provide a statistical analysis of the type of errors made in reports and an expert subspecialist will review the case and provide important teaching points.
Good luck and best wishes to all of our graduating fellows as you take the next steps in your careers!
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Abdullah Malkawi for being selected by the residency Class of 2022 to receive the annual Housestaff Teaching Award. assistant professor of abdominal imaging Abdullah Malkawi, MD…
We would like to recognize each of our outstanding seniors from the Class of 2022. Good luck and best wishes as you continue your training as fellows! University of florida Tyler Baldwin, MD…
It is our pleasure to announce Dr. John Rees has been named the new Vice Chair of Finance for the Department of Radiology.
Dr. Arreola, Vice Chair of Medical Physics, traveled to Mexico City to formalize the UAM collaboration. This milestone confirms our effort to improve the health of others through the advancement of the science of Medical Physics by facilitating international collaboration and outreach.
Congratulations to rising fourth year resident, Dr. Andrew McCurry, who was awarded the 2022 Society of Teaching Scholars Outstanding Resident Educator Award at the UF College of Medicine’s 22nd annual Celebration of Excellence in Medical Education.
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Bruno Hochhegger for recently presenting at the 52nd Jornada Paulista de Radiologia (JPR 2022) conference in Sau Paulo, Brazil. Thursday, April 28“Critical Evaluation of Literature in Radiology: How to Know if the Scientific Article is Really Well Written?”Friday, April 29“Lung Cancer Screening Report: How…
Our newest installment of the “Most Missed Cases” series where we introduce clinical scenarios that are often missed on the resident SIMulation is now available. In each video, we will provide a statistical analysis of the type of errors made in reports and an expert subspecialist will review the case and provide important teaching points.
