The November Imaging 3.0 special collection includes case studies and resources for managing incidental findings uncovered through lung cancer screening, the emergency department, and other care scenarios.

The program now includes LUNG-RADS® version 1.1. Earn 15 CME/SA-CME.

This virtual internship is offered to first-year medical students across the U.S. in hopes of giving underrepresented minorities and women an opportunity to explore the radiology specialty and engage in research.

Dana H. Smetherman, MD, MPH, MBA, FACR, saw breast imaging as an chance to impact care through every step of a patient’s journey. Now she is transforming her practice and guiding the profession to reimagine imaging for the future.

The ACR, in collaboration with the Association of University Radiologists and the Alliance of Medical Student Educators in Radiology, is offering education content in radiology and clinical decision support — free of charge.

Review cardiac casework including over 130 images with this self-assessment module from the ACR^® Continuous Professional Improvement (CPI) program. Earn 8 CME/SA-CME.

Applications for the 2022 Medical Student Travel Scholarship program are now open! The travel scholarship is offered to medical students to support attendance at the ACR 2022 Annual Meeting.

Get the latest SOP news and resources and learn more about ACR efforts.

Radiologist Assistants are the non-physician providers you shouldn’t worry about.

To help radiologists make informed decisions, the ACR has collected radiology-specific COVID-19 materials.

November 28–December 1, 2021

Chicago, IL

Join us for the Medical Student Symposium, Jan. 22, 2022. Take part in a one-day virtual experience, where you will hear from a diverse group of speakers on topics important to medical students.

Society for Pediatric Radiology

Live online event:

January 28–30, 2022
10am – 4:15pm ET

The ACR is committed to innovation in radiological clinical studies.

During the ongoing public health emergency, virtual site surveys ensure top-notch care at ACR-approved facilities.

Prolonged delays in imaging due to the pandemic are threatening to increase existing health disparities, but radiologists can help move the needle forward.

Updated ACR/SBI guidelines address heightened risk for transgender persons and minorities.