How to Make Mentorship Work

Clinical knowledge and image interpretation skills are necessary but insufficient to be an excellent radiologist. This Course was created to prepare pediatric radiology fellows with non-interpretive skills for the various roles in which radiologists serve referring physicians and their patients: consultant, manager, leader, researcher, educator, and patient advocate. The scope has been expanded to include topics across the experience spectrum, from training to early and late career.

ABR 15-Month Pathway to Pediatric Radiology Certification

The Advanced Course in Pediatric CMR is designed for practitioners who have undergone the basic course in Pediatric CMR, who are practitioners of pediatric CMR or who would like to expand their knowledge of certain aspects of advanced pediatric CMR.

The Advanced Course will build on fundamentals by helping solve pediatric CMR dilemmas, suggesting areas of program development, discussing advanced CMR techniques, providing recent updates from congenital heart disease CMR research and delivering expert surgical and catheterization perspectives.

The Basic Course in Pediatric CMR is designed to prepare you to become an independent practitioner by teaching you the fundamentals of pediatric CMR with live hands-on scanning experience, post processing, pediatric CMR reporting, interpretation and direct mentorship from an expert Faculty.

The SPR 2025 Cardiac MR Courses is comprised of the 21st Society of Pediatric Radiology Basic Course in Pediatric Cardiac MRI and the 19th Advanced Course in Pediatric Cardiac MRI led by an international Faculty of the SPR and SCMR.

Interpersonal Aggression in the Workplace: Effects of Gender-Based Conflict

Peer Reviewing for Scientific Journals: Why and How?

The Second Victim Phenomenon presented by Dr. Maaz Ghouri and Professor Susan Scott