Military Radiology Subcommittee

To represent, promote and protect Military Radiology's interests and image at the national level while simultaneously increasing awareness and recognition of the unique value created by the military radiologists.

To identify, project and address issues of concern to the US Military Radiology community and provide support to active duty, reserve and veteran military radiologists through their improved participation and representation in ACR's educational, operational and leadership activities.

The American College of Radiology (ACR) is proud to sponsor a new Military Radiology Mentorship program, which will pair an active duty military radiologist with a prior/retired active duty military radiologist to aid in the transition from military to civilian radiologist. The ultimate goal of this mentorship program is to guide the mentee with respect to both short-term and long-term career aspirations.

The active duty radiologist mentee would submit an initial questionnaire to identify a potential prior/retired radiologist mentor match. The questionnaire will include items such as geographic area of interest, generalist versus subspecialist, practice type (academic, private, corporate, Veterans Affairs, etc.). The questionnaire results will help ACR staff to identify a potential mentor.

If you would like to participate in this program, please contact jhuxsoll@acr.org for further information and to complete your questionnaire.

With multiple permanent changes of station, ACR is the sustainable professional continuity for its members.  Service to the College through volunteer leadership positions, optional membership and service to local chapters as well as the pathway to FACR are just the beginning ways for military members to remain connected to ACR members and continue networking despite frequently moving or deploying.

Fellowship is one of the most prestigious formal recognition awards available to long-time ACR members.  It symbolizes professionalism and exceptional achievement in the fields of diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, nuclear medicine, radiation oncology and/or medical physics.

ACR members who serve active duty or in the Reserves should refer to the Military Nomination Criteria and the FACR Guidelines for ACR Fellowship rubrics by which candidacy is assessed.  The minimum eligibility requirement is 10 cumulative years of post-training membership. Contact FACR@acr.org to confirm eligibility.

News Releases:

• Army Radiologist Receives Surgeon General's Highest Award for Military Academic Excellence
  Marlon J. Martin
  U.S. Army Medical Command

• Stories from Afghanistan
  American Board of Radiology

Voice of Radiology:

• A Special Tribute to Our Nation's Military Radiologists
  COL Mohammad Naeem, MD
  U.S. Army

ACR Bulletin:

• Ready for Anything
  COL Eric Roberge
  U.S. Army

• Solving Big Problems
  CDR Roger Boodoo, MD
  U.S. Navy
  
  
• On a Mission
  LT A. Scott Morris, MD
  U.S. Navy

• From the Battlefield to the Reading Room
  BG W. Scott Lynn, MD
  U.S. Army Reserve

• Serving The Team
  COL Mohammad Naeem, MD, FACR
  U.S. Army

• Listen and Respond
  Robert S. Pyatt Jr., MD, FACR

• A Path for Everyone
  Jennifer Nathan, MD

 
JACR:

• The AWOL Business Card 
  COL Peter H. Van Geertruyden, MD
  U.S. Army

• Combat Radiology 
  MAJ Jeremiah R. Long, MD
  U.S. Army Medical Corps of the U.S. Army

• Combat Radiology: Imaging 3.0 in Far Away Places 
  CDR John York, MD

 
Seminars in Interventional Radiology:

• Interventional Radiology in the Austere Environment 
  Stephen Ferrara, MD