The Most Important Advice for Radiology Board Exams

04/01/23 • 3 min

The Radiology Review Podcast

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Bonus Episode: Teleradiology and Medical Imaging Trends with vRad CMO Ben Strong, MD

I hope you enjoy this enlightening interview that explores teleradiology and other current medical imaging trends with Ben Strong, MD, current Chief Medical Officer of vRad.

Episode Outline:

Get to know Dr. Strong and vRad.
Radiology training and career advice for current residents and fellows
Current radiology challenges and potential solutions
Artificial intelligence in radiology
Bold predictions for the future of Radiology
Overview of free board prep resources and board prep competitions from vRad

Two relatively inexpensive books very pertinent to our interview today (Amazon affiliate links):

Atul Gawande, the Checklist Manifesto referred to by Dr. Strong.

Dr. Long H. Tu called Search Pattern: A Systematic Approach to Diagnostic Imaging which is pertinent to our discusson of the importance of search patterns in radiology .

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Nuclear Medicine Bone Scans Part 1

Review of nuclear medicine bone scans for board exam preparation. Upon posting all parts of this series on nuclear medicine bone scans a free downloadable study guide will be available at theradiologyreview.com. Prepare to succeed.

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