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Learn How to Unlock Hidden Coronary Risk
March 10
12–1 p.m. CT
Understand how PET drives diagnosis and management in complex cardiac cases during our upcoming webinar Seeing the Unseen: How Quantitative PET Unlocks Hidden Coronary Risk, sponsored by GE HealthCare.
Marcelo DiCarli, MD, chief of the division of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging in the department of radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, will explore how cardiac PET MPI identifies microvascular disease and diffuse atherosclerosis and demonstrates the prognostic value of quantitative measurements for risk stratification.
The webinar features real-world clinical cases, including patients with diabetes, non-obstructive CAD and persistent angina following revascularization. It also aligns these insights with current ischemia assessment and risk stratification guidelines from the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association and American Society of Nuclear Cardiology.
Registration opening soon. Explore other upcoming education events now.
Build Your Foundation in Imaging Informatics
March 23–27
Virtual
Register now for a dynamic, week-long virtual learning experience to gain the practical knowledge you need to navigate the imaging informatics field with confidence.
The National Imaging Informatics Curriculum and Course (NIIC) will run March 23–27, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. CT daily. Through expert-led lectures, interactive live sessions, small-group discussions and hands-on problem-solving, you’ll build real-world skills in data standards, workflow optimization and system integration. Designed for professionals, residents, students, practices and institutions, NIIC offers valuable insights for every stage of your career.
RSNA members receive a 10% discount on registration. Learn more and access registration to start your informatics journey today.
Discover This Year’s Spotlight Courses
Get high-quality, specialized education delivered through expert-led virtual and in-person experiences around the world.
RSNA Spotlight Courses provide practical learning on essential medical imaging topics and are designed to fit your practice and schedule.
Upcoming courses include Innovations in GI and GU Imaging: Practical Applications and Pitfalls (virtual, April 22–23) and RSNA Medical 3D Printing and Immersive Reality in Practice (Oak Brook, IL, at RSNA headquarters, April 25–26).
Also look for Essentials of Pediatric Imaging: A Team-Based Approach (Chicago, June 25–26) and a musculoskeletal imaging course (Australia, 2026).
Explore all upcoming courses and sign up for updates.
Advance Your Grant Writing Skills
RSNA headquarters
Oak Brook, IL
Application Deadline: July 15
Applications are open for the Advanced Course in Grant Writing (AGW). This hands-on experience guides participants through the preparation and submission process of applying for a grant from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation or equivalent funding institution.
AGW includes four 1½-day sessions:
• Session I – Sept. 10–11 (in-person)
• Session II – Nov. 5–6 (virtual)
• Session III – Feb. 11–12, 2027 (virtual)
• Session IV – Apr. 22–23, 2027 (in-person)
Accepted participants are responsible for travel expenses for each in-person session. There are no course fees.
Learn more and apply.
Equip Your Residents for ABR Oral Exam Success
Beginning in 2028, the American Board of Radiology (ABR) will reinstate the Diagnostic Radiology Oral Exam. To help program directors and radiology educators prepare their students for this change, RSNA developed Beyond the Boards: Innovative Approaches for Today’s Radiology Educator.
This self-directed course features expert-led modules to help educators prepare confident, practice-ready clinicians.
Module 1 introduces the structure, rationale and implementation of the oral exam. Module 2 builds on this foundation with practical strategies for integrating oral board preparation into existing curricula, emphasizing case-based learning and critical thinking.
Access the first two modules now to advance your program's success.
Unique Radiology Cases—Ahora en Español
Did you know that “Cases from the Cooky Jar”, the popular social media series featuring unique cases from RadioGraphics editor Christine Cooky Menias, MD, is also available in Spanish?
Follow on X (@CasosCooky) and Instagram (casoscooky) to explore these fascinating cases directly from Dr. Menias’s teaching file.