The Radiology Report Podcast
Join host Daniel Arnold as he talks with experts in radiology, technology, business, and education who are addressing the opportunities and challenges facing the imaging profession head on to ultimately improve practice and patient outcomes everywhere.
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Building Radiology on Your Own Terms: Dr. Tarang Patel on Entrepreneurship, AI, and the Future of Practice (opens the original)
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What happens when the radiology practice you want to join does not exist? For Dr. Tarang Patel, the answer was to build it himself. In this episode of The Radiology Report, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Patel, a radiologist, U.S. Air Force veteran, founder of Radiology One, creator of the Doctor Money Matters podcast, and founder of the American Radiologists Facebook group. Dr. Patel shares the experiences that shaped his career, from growing up in a physician family and serving in the milita
From Med Student to Radiologist: Three Johns Hopkins Residents Share What They Wish Everyone Knew About Radiology (opens the original)
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What is it really like to become a radiologist? In this episode of The Joys of Radiology, Dr. Gautam Agrawal sits down with three Johns Hopkins radiology residents, Dr. Selin Ocal, Dr. Molly Pasque, and Dr. Shefali Jain, for an honest conversation about training, mentorship, AI, and the moments that make radiology so rewarding. They share how they first discovered radiology, the misconceptions they had before residency, and why the specialty is far more collaborative, social, and subjective than
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