ASNR Young Professionals Newsletter Summer 2022 |
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Pearls from the Pros -- David Yousem, MD, MBA
In the latest installment of “Pearls from the Pros,” Dr. Vivek Yedavalli, interviews Dr. David Yousem, Professor of Radiology and the Vice Chairman of Faculty Development in the Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences and Associate Dean of Professional Development at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He is also a Past President of ASNR.
As Dr. Yousem shares, "Regardless of what environment you are in, being excellent clinically garners your colleagues’ respect and your clinicians’ trust. Starting out, take the extra time on your studies to ensure that they are useful reports by making your impressions succinct and informative while also minimizing typos. Look things up when you are unsure and ask your senior colleagues for their valuable input. This clinical excellence will pay off as you continue in your career whether it be in private or academic practice." Read the full interview here.
If you have an idea for colleagues that you would like to see featured in this segment, please reach out to Yi Li, MD.
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ASNR is once again hosting its popular Comprehensive Neuroradiology Course -- September 15-17, 2022. This year, we are planning for a hybrid event, with attendees being able to choose their learning environment: in-person in Chicago OR virtual. This high-yield, practical course covers the essentials of neuroradiology practice, including adult brain imaging, head and neck imaging, spine imaging, pediatric neuroradiology, and advanced imaging techniques in neuroradiology. Get all of the details and register now.
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Education Corner
ASNR's Neurocurriculum Live Summer Series has launched! New videos are posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to https://www.asnr.org/education/neurocurriculum-live/ and are shared on social media. Tune in this summer for more than 30 new videos covering the fundamentals of brain, head and neck, spine, pediatrics and more!
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Call for Applications from the Foundation of the ASNR
Applications are now being accepted for the Foundation of the ASNR 2022 Trainee Research Grant and the RSNA/ASNR/SIRF 2022 Comparative Effectiveness Research Training (CERT) Program:
2022 Trainee Research Grant
The Foundation of the ASNR will be accepting applications for the 2022 Trainee Research Award in Neuroradiology through Monday, September 12, 2022, at 9:00 am CST. To view the full prospectus and application, please visit the Foundation website.
2022 Comparative Effectiveness Research Training (CERT) Program
The Radiological Society of North America, the ASNR, and the Society of Interventional Radiology Foundation are co-sponsoring an interactive training program in comparative effectiveness research (CER) targeted to junior faculty and senior trainees in the imaging sciences. The program begins in October 2022 and continues over the course of a year. To get complete details, visit the Foundation website. Deadline: August 15, 2022.
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Announcements and Important Dates |
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ENRS Annual Meeting
August 18-21, 2022
Burlington, VT
ASFNR Annual Meeting
August 27-30
Maui, Hawaii
ASHNR Annual Meeting
September 7-11, 2022
Aurora, Colorado
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Wellness Corner: Small Habits
Everyone has unfulfilled goals, resolutions, and wishes. For instance, getting fit, reading that book, or learning a new language. It’s as though we never have enough time, right?
Well, not really... According to James Clear’s book "Atomic Habits," he argues that tiny, daily habits are how we make lasting changes and achieve big goals.
Clear gives 4 key tips to make daily habits stick:
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Make it obvious: Be aware of your daily habits and their underlying motivation. "Stack" new habits by connecting them to the existing ones.
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Make it attractive: Dopamine spikes in the brain in anticipation of a reward, not when you receive it. So, use the dopamine spike mechanism to your advantage by "temptation bundling."
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Make it easy: Habits will stick with repetition. Start small. He proposes a 2-minute rule to stop procrastinating. If you can’t execute your habit, find a simple 2-minute version of it. Anything is better than skipping it completely -- just show up.
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Make it satisfying: Implement a method to reward your good habits and punish bad habits.
Perhaps even with your busy schedule, these tiny habits can have a big effect on your long-term goals.
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We have a lot of stellar neuroradiologists on Twitter with great educational content! In this section, we are featuring neuroradiologists who have made amazing #SoMe #MedEd contributions. Please follow great neuroradiology cases presented by: |
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The Young Professionals Newsletter Committee
- Jacqueline Junn, MD, Newsletter Chair
- Julia Asmar, MD
- Manon Kappelhof, MD, PhD
- Chase Krumpelman, MD
- Elizabeth Weidman, MD
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