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Alison Lynn Chetlen1, Jeanine Beatty-Chadha2, Angela I Choe1
1Division of Breast Imaging, Hershey Medical Center, Penn State Health, Hershey, PA, USA.
Abstract:
For the breast imaging radiologist, developing a career as a clinician-educator can be accomplished in a number of ways. Whether it be a new graduate or perhaps a radiologist making a midcareer or late-career pivot to the academic world, there are several opportunities and resources that can support a faculty member at any stage in this journey. In this article, the breast imaging radiologist will learn a variety of methods to strengthen their professional identity and career path as a clinician-educator through the early-, mid-, and late-career professional journey.
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