Join Us on Friday, May 16, 2025 – Elevate Your Residency Experience!
Step into the future of radiology as we bring together residents from across the state for an unparalleled day of education, networking, and innovation. The 28th Annual Resident Section Meeting and 18th Annual Resident Research Forum provide a dynamic platform designed exclusively for radiology and radiation oncology residents, fostering professional growth and collaboration.
Why Attend?
🔹 Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Radiology – Explore how AI is transforming imaging, diagnostics, and the radiologist’s role in modern healthcare.
🔹 Expert-Led Discussions – Gain insights from leading professionals on the latest advancements, research, and challenges shaping the field.
🔹 Resident-Focused Programming – Engage in sessions tailored specifically to enhance your education, training, and career trajectory.
🔹 Abstract Presentations – Hear from the top resident research winners, showcasing innovative studies that push the boundaries of radiology.
🔹 Quiz Bowl Challenge – Test your knowledge in a fast-paced, interactive competition against fellow residents—who will take home the trophy?
🔹 Collaborative Learning & Networking – Forge meaningful connections with mentors, colleagues, and future collaborators, creating a strong professional network that will support you beyond residency.
🔹 Announcement of the 2025 RFS Executive Board – Be there as we introduce the next generation of resident leaders who will shape the future of the Resident & Fellow Section.
This isn’t just another conference—it’s an opportunity to engage, connect, and lead. Be part of a transformative experience that will shape your future in radiology. Join us on May 16, 2025, and take the next step in your professional journey!
We invite Residents and Fellows to submit their research for the 18th Annual Resident Research Forum, a premier opportunity to share your work, gain recognition, and advance your career in radiology and radiation oncology.
Why Participate?
- Win & Present – Four outstanding abstracts will be awarded $100 each and selected for presentation at the 28th Annual Resident Section Conference on Friday, May 16, 2025, at the Fort Pontchartrain Detroit.
- Compete for Top Honors – Two winners (one in diagnostic radiology, one in radiation oncology) will receive an additional $400 award and present at the 88th Annual Preston M. Hickey Memorial Lecture on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
- Boost Your Visibility – All submitted abstracts will be included in the conference abstract booklet and displayed electronically during the event.
Submission Guidelines
- Include title, authors, residency program, and a professional photo.
- Structure your abstract with Introduction, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.
- Submit as a Word document, if possible.
📅 Deadline: Friday, April 11, 2025
📩 Submit to: Shannon Sage at [email protected]
Don’t miss this chance to showcase your research, connect with peers, and gain valuable experience presenting at a prestigious state-wide event. Submit your abstract today!
We are looking for volunteers to fill the following position on the 2025 MRS Resident & Fellow Section Executive Board. This is a one-year term that begins immediately following the annual conference.
Open Positions:
Fundraiser
President-Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Webmaster
Residency Liaison
Fellow Liaison
Joining the RFS Executive Board presents a fantastic opportunity to learn from experienced professionals, establish meaningful relationships with peers, and refine valuable leadership skills. As an advocate, you can help shape policies that affect the radiology field and make a positive impact on patient care. Educational initiatives such as conferences can help you stay current on the latest radiology advancements while also improving your knowledge and skills. Additionally, serving on the board can enhance your visibility and credibility within the industry, which can lead to career advancement opportunities. Overall, participating in the RFS Executive Board is a wonderful way to contribute to the growth and success of the society while also advancing your own professional development.
Here are some of the benefits that come with being on the board:
Personal Satisfaction: Contributing to the betterment of the RFS and the broader field can be personally rewarding. It provides a sense of fulfillment, knowing that you have played a role in positive changes and advancements.
Professional Development: You will have the opportunity to develop your leadership and organizational management skills, which are vital for career growth.
Networking: You can connect with peers, faculty, and other professionals in radiology, which can lead to partnerships, mentorship, and promising career
opportunities.
Advocacy: As a board member, you can represent your peers and advocate for their needs, which helps build communication, negotiation, and advocacy skills.
Educational Initiatives: You can contribute to educational initiatives such as organizing conferences and other events, which enhances teaching and leadership skills.
Organizational Insight: Joining the RFS Executive Board provides valuable insights into the structure and operation of organized radiology. This knowledge is highly beneficial for individuals interested in pursuing leadership positions in the future.
Community Engagement: Being a part of the RFS Executive Board allows you to engage with the broader radiology community. This fosters a sense of community and belonging among residents and contributes to a supportive and collaborative environment.
Resume Building: Membership on the RFS Executive Board is an outstanding addition to your CV or resume. It demonstrates your commitment to the profession and highlights leadership and organizational skills that are attractive to prospective employers or fellowship programs.
Improved Communication Skills: Serving on the RFS Executive Board involves communicating with a diverse group of members, including fellow residents, faculty, and MRS board members. This experience enables you to improve your communication skills and work effectively with different groups.
The Michigan Radiological Society Resident and Fellows Section uses an anonymized application process to select candidates for positions prior to the yearly conference. Applications are scored by members of the Resident Affairs Committee, and the highest-ranking applicant from each program gets first choice in position. If a first-choice position is filled, the applicant will fill their next choice position. In case of a tie, the chair of the Resident Affairs Committee will make the decision.
Application Deadline: April 11, 2025