Commission on Neuroradiology

Commission Goals

  • Member Engagement: standardization, advocacy, registry, CDS/AUC, evidence-based medicine, new class members, education webinars
  • Economics: payment policy collaboration, subject matter experts, outside party collaboration
  • Translational Research: practice, policy prescriptions, validation
  • Collaborative/External Relationships: international outreach, multicenter/multisociety collaboration
  • Patient-centered Care: improved quality, standardization (white papers, practice parameters, CDEs)
  • Data Science: AI, machine learning

 

The Commission on Neuroradiology has several topical areas of overlap within the ACR Commission and Committee network:

Org Chart for the ACR Commission on Neuroradiology

Leadership & Staff

John E Jordan, MD, FACR

Chair

Judy Burleson, MHSA

Staff

Samantha Shugarman, MS

Staff

Roster

Judah Burns, MD, FACR Melissa Lee Chen, MD Henry Ta-Wah Ching, MD, FACR
Sammy Chu, MD, FACR Prachi Dubey, MBBS Steven Falcone, MD, MBA
Ana M Franceschi, MD John Louie Go, MD, FACR Steven William Hetts, MD, FACR
Nadja Kadom, MD, FACR Theodore C Larson, III, MD, FACR Roland Robert Lee, MD, FACR
Alexander Marcellus McKinney, IV, MD David Robert Pettersson, MD Bruno Policeni, MD
Lubdha Mahavir Shah, MD, FACR Christopher Thomas Whitlow, MD Gregory George Zaharchuk, MD

Additional Resources

ACR Education Center in Reston – Neuroradiology – Head & Neck
Advancing Clinical Research Equity
New Research Study To Demonstrate Value Of Brain PET Scans In Diagnosing Alzheimer's In Diverse Populations
Neuroradiology Interactive and In-person Courses at the ACR Education Center
Review on-demand the ACR Commission on Neuroradiology and the ACR Research Commission co-sponsored three-part Radiology Health Equity Symposium | Diversity in Clinical Trials and Research
AIRP® Neuroradiology Categorical Course
Neuroradiology Virtual Course — Brain Tumors and Associated Diseases Case Review
Bulletin Article — A Unified Approach
Neuroradiology Commission-sponsored Educational Opportunities
CMS Coverage Decision on Leqembi that Treats Individuals with Alzheimer's Disease

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