RadRounds Radiology Network's Blog – January 2012 Archive (6)

(ATLANTA) -- CNN recently published an article on how Kayt Sukel had an orgasm in the MR scanner. Kayt Sukel is a passionate science writer and the author of "Dirty Minds: How our brains influence love, sex and relationships" - an edgy, irreverent book that examines all the ways our neurons can wreak havoc with our hearts.

Kayt starts by saying "Let me just get this…

Molecular Imaging Fellowship - starting July 2012

Nuclear Medicine Service, Department of Radiology, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, is accepting applications for a two-year fellowship in molecular imaging. The two-year program will include one year of clinical experience and one year of research. The program will provide extensive experience in molecular imaging including PET/CT and SPECT/CT, novel nuclear oncology imaging tracers and therapy, CT and MRI. Dedicated and…

The American College of Radiology (ACR) is deeply troubled by implications of a recent CNN report involving the American Board of Radiology (ABR) certification examinations. While the ABR and the ACR are separate and independent organizations, the College is comprised of board-certified radiologists, radiation oncologists, interventional radiologists, nuclear medicine physicians and medical physicists, and therefore has a legitimate interest in the CNN portrayal of radiology board…

Job Description

REQUIREMENTS: Board certification and fellowship training, current professor with proven record of academic success, and ability to oversee all aspects of department management. Our team consists of 12 faculty and 12 residents. Department faculty are dedicated to providing clinical, teaching and research achievement. Our nationally accredited residency program is recognized for excellence. The Department provides contractual services to Offutt Air Force Base-Strategic…

radRounds would like to wish all the residents taking the American College of Radiology (ACR) In-Service Exam the best of luck! You will do well without studying (some at least) and definitely don't need exam recalls!

-radRounds Team

Are you taking the ACR In-Training Examination as a radiology resident?

Here are some FAQs:

Diagnostic Radiology In-Training Exam (DXITTM) FAQs

Exam information:

The duration of the exam is 4 hours. The number of exam questions is confidential.

Exam fee information:

The cost of exam is $160 per resident but typically covered by the residency program. To expedite process of check payment, please…