“TOTALLY RAD” Radiology Skills Workshop for Medical Students American College of Radiology’s Commission for Women and Diversity & Medical Education & Student Outreach (MESO) Team

Timeframe: 1 ½ - 2 Hours Ideally, 2 spaces needed: Classroom for Food & Beverages, Presentations Large open space for 3-6 Stations

First 30 -45 minutes: Provide refreshments. Show short video about Radiology. Volunteer Physician Leaders speak & answer questions. If available, allow former PIER* Scholars to speak about their experience. *Pipeline Initiative for the Enrichment of Radiology

1-1 ½ Hours: Hands-on Demonstrations Students Rotate in Groups Among Stations INTERVENTIONAL PROCEDURES: “Angio Sam”: Catheterization “Filtering Fran”: IVC Filter Placement/Retrieval ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PROCEDURES: Biopsies & Aspirations using homemade phantoms Other Options: Body Scanning; Doppler Flow Studies

Additional Stations RADIATION ONCOLOGY PACS STATION: MIM Software: Radiation Treatment Planning RADIOLOGY TEACHES: Education on Appropriate Imaging using ACR Select Clinical Decision Support PACS STATION: Display images in various modalities.

Need Radiology/Radiation Oncology Volunteer at Each Station

Allow time for questions.

Get Contact Info from all & Follow Up with Prospective Students: Become a Mentor! Encourage Radiology-minded students to become ACR Members (free) https://www.acr.org/Member-Resources/Medical-Student/Member-Benefits

Questions? Contact ACR Staff: ACR’s Medical Student Outreach-General information Joan Lynch jlynch@acr.org; Angelica Vergel de Dios avergeldedios@acr.org ACR PIER Program (Pipeline Initiative through ACR’s Commission for Women & Diversity) Jan Cox jcox@acr.org Radiology Teaches (Education for ALL med students re: Appropriate Imaging) Michele Huneke mhuneke@acr.org