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- The first year of radiology residency is challenging, requiring adjustments to a new field and preparing for on-call duties.
- Implementing a longitudinal lecture series can enhance first-year residents' knowledge and confidence, benefiting the entire program.
- This article details the creation of a resident-led lecture series focused on essential topics like rotation logistics, basic physics, exam protocols, and critical pathologies.
Article Abstract
The first year of radiology residency presents many unique challenges, from transitioning into a completely new, specialized field to preparing for call. Implementation of a longitudinal lecture series dedicated towards the clinical demands of being a first-year radiology resident may improve their knowledge and comfort level, as well as benefit the entire program. In this article, we outline our experience with the development of a resident-led dedicated first-year radiology resident lecture series providing targeted, high-yield instruction on rotation logistics, basic physics and artifacts, examination protocolling, and common and "don't miss" pathology.
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