Sarah M. Friedewald, MD, FACR, FSBI
Academic Division Chief of Breast ImagingMassachusetts General HospitalBreast Imaging Boot Camp with Tomosynthesis
Unlock expert insights and boost your confidence in mastering breast imaging interpretation.
ACR Education Center to transition from on-site training in 2026.
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Course Overview
This course is designed to provide practicing radiologists with intensive, hands-on experience in breast imaging. Throughout the three-day program, participants will develop their interpretive expertise in the evaluation of mammography studies through hands-on interpretation of over 240 digital screening, diagnostic mammograms and digital breast tomosynthesis cases at their own individual workstation. Participants will enhance their perceptive skills with direct assistance from a panel of expert radiologists.
This course satisfies the following MQSA and ACR® Accreditation requirements:
- Re-establishing continuing experience requirements of the MQSA.
- Initial qualifications for Full Field Digital Mammography under MQSA.
- This course meets the eight hours of initial training in breast tomosynthesis as required by the FDA.
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
- Utilize perception skills for detection of cancer at digital mammographic screening.
- Interpret digital mammographic screen-detected findings.
- Demonstrate skills to minimize the call-back rate for normal/benign findings at mammographic screening.
- Describe the application of computerized techniques as an aid in mammographic interpretation.
- Recognize diagnostic work-up of screen-detected findings and symptomatic patients.
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If you have completed or are registered for an upcoming Breast Imaging Boot Camp course, access the course materials.
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Best course ever! Great opportunity to work with the experts on a one-to-one basis who were all really friendly.
Certificate
Attendees who interpret a minimum of 240 digital mammography examinations will be awarded a Certificate of Proficiency stating the actual number of mammographic examinations read under the direct supervision of an interpreting physician, which will count towards meeting the physician interpretive requirements for MQSA qualification and certification maintenance.




