Soon to be MS4 applying to residency in September. I’ve had a rough time figuring out my specialty but at this point I’ve narrowed it down to IM + subspecialty or radiology I think. I’ve posted before but I really like the knowledge base of IM, but I kinda hate the day to day of it. Without writing a personal statement I started gaining interest in radiology during my clinical year (second year for my school). It started with looking at the imaging of some of my patients and then evolved... Read more ..read more

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Not asking for advice. My sister had MR shoulder done Tuesday. She got the CD at visit. No official read after 5 days. That’s crap. What’s wrong with the service line there? She is a physician as well. Hey Jeff: you stink ..read more

The Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell is seeking to fill an unexpected R2 (PGY3) position to start July 1, 2024. We are sad to be losing one of our excellent rising PGY-3 residents due to unforeseen family circumstances. We are looking to recruit another strong resident to join our team. We are an accredited radiology residency program consisting of 10 dedicated diagnostic residents and 2 interventional radiology-integrated... Read more ..read more

For people who have gone through the interview process, what were some programs (and in which subspecialties) that stood out as exceptionally chill? Please save your high-horse "fellowship shouldn't be chill it's a time to learn to handle attending workload" comments, I'm just genuinely curious ..read more

Let’s say you missed a nondisplaced and your rib fracture on a rib series 6 months ago. You noticed the mistake. Do you make an addendum to the report and let the ordering Doc or Pcp know? Do you make it an addendum and not tell anyone? Or do you just let it be ..read more

If you know anyone who might be a great fit, please forward this opportunity! Our team is 6 years old, and we have achieved tremendous success across multiple advanced medical exams. This position offers compensation of $150 per hour. Requirements include a strong passion for teaching radiology and a strong performance on the CORE exam (450+). This is not a hard cutoff, as some individuals have unique sections where they are stronger. Google Form... Read more ..read more

Has anyone heard of hospitals subsidizing DR groups for coverage or offering pay per click at a premium/higher than standard reimbursement rate for reading their studies? Everyone is talking about how great the job market is, but with reimbursement continuously falling and radiology profit being directly tied to how much/what is read im worried that were heading towards a cliff regarding pay. You'd hope that with demand for radiologists far exceeding the supply, something would eventually... Read more ..read more

https://www.reddit.com/r/Noctor/s/re9eDIkuc2 Michigan NPs wants to expand scope to interpret radiologic studies….. If the doctors doctors go down… then the system collapses even further ..read more

Hey everyone, rising M4 here deciding whether or not to take a research year (come from a top med school with very high step but no publications). I am 100% interested in private practice with 0 interest in academics. Due to personal reasons Boston is highly prefered for me. With that said, I understand without publications I have a minimal chance of matching MGH or BWH (mentor agrees), but have a decent shot at matching BIDMC given my step and school name/strong recs. I thought it was a... Read more ..read more