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Dexter Mendoza1, Ryan Peterson1, Christopher Ho1
1Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences, Emory University School of Medicine, 1364 Clifton Rd. NE, D125A, Atlanta, GA 30322.
Abstract:
Effective and dedicated educators are critical to the preservation and advancement of the practice of radiology. The need for innovative and adaptable educators is increasingly being recognized, with several institutions granting academic promotions through clinician-educator tracks. The implementation of resident "clinician-educator tracks" or "teaching tracks" should better prepare residents aspiring to become academic radiologists focused on teaching. In this work, we describe our experience in the development and implementation of a clinician-educator track for diagnostic radiology residents at our institution.
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