ARRS Roentgen Fund® Awards Clinician
Educator Development Grants to 27 Radiologists
Leesburg, VA, January 17, 2023—The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS)
proudly announces the latest recipients of the ARRS Clinician Educator
Development Program for radiologists. The Clinician Educator Development Program Class of 2023 includes the
following 27 clinical educators of medical imaging, who have collectively received
more than $40,000 in grant funding from ARRS’ own The Roentgen Fund:
Deborah
Brahee, MD
Maryam
Shahrzad, MD
Francis
Deng, MD
Heather
Early, MD
Ami
Gokli, MD
Dorothy
Lowell, MD
Christopher
Doyle, MD
Ranish
Khawaja, MD
Fabian
Laage Gaupp, MD
Ian
Mark, MD
Alison
Gegios, MD
Mesha
Martinez, MD
Shravan
Sridhar, MD, MS
Juan
Guerrero-Calderon, MD
Jaykumar
Nair, MD
Lindsey
Negrete, MD
Ajinkya
Desai, MD
Roxanna
Juarez, MD
Sarah
Pittman, MD
Diamanto
"Amanda" Rigas, MD
Maryam
Soltanolkotabi, MD
HaiThuy
Nguyen, MD
David
S. Chen, MD
Mehmet
Adin, MD
Ann
Packard, MD
Tsuneo
Yamashiro, MD
Hernan
Bello, MD
Each year, ARRS
Clinician Educator Development Program recipients are selected to receive a travel grant to attend a
specialized workshop during the ARRS Annual Meeting. With a curriculum offering
increased proficiency in teaching skills, as well as educational activity design,
the ARRS Clinician Educator Development Program remains a highly
interactive day of learning. Focusing on new and emerging pedagogical tools, while
improving already acquired clinical acumen, over half of this expertly curated
syllabus consists of hands-on learning.
Offering a unique opportunity to interact with fellow
enthusiastic clinician educators, attendees engage further with the esteemed faculty
ARRS has convened, including longtime Clinician Educator Development Program Course
Director David M. Naeger, MD, from the University of Colorado School, previous Clinician Educator
Development Program instructors Travis S. Henry, MD, of Duke University and Aaron P. Kamer,
MD, of Indiana University, as well as Omer A. Awan, MD (University of
Maryland), and Judith A. Gadde, DO (Northwestern University).
Chairpersons and directors
at medical schools, affiliated hospitals, and clinical research institutions
are invited to nominate two candidates per institution for the ARRS Clinician
Educator Development Program. For full details, please visit ARRS.org/CEDP.
North America’s first radiological society, the American
Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) remains dedicated to the advancement of
medicine through the profession of medical imaging and its allied sciences. An
international forum for progress in radiology since the discovery of the x-ray,
ARRS maintains its mission of improving health through a community committed to
advancing knowledge and skills with the world’s longest continuously published
radiology journal—American Journal of Roentgenology—the ARRS Annual Meeting, InPractice
magazine, topical symposia, myriad multimedia educational materials, as well as
awarding scholarships via The
Roentgen Fund®.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Logan K. Young, PIO
44211 Slatestone Court
Leesburg, VA 20176
lyoung@arrs.org