Co-chair
Brianna Karim
Co-chair
Madeline Canal
Welcome to the Diagnostic Radiology Committee!
Mission
Our mission is to foster awareness, interest, and engagement in the field of radiology among medical students. We aim to connect students with shadowing opportunities, research experiences, mentorship, and educational events that showcase the breadth and innovation within radiology. We are committed to highlighting the evolving role of artificial intelligence in radiology, supporting students in understanding how research advances the field, and offering guidance toward career development in radiology and its subspecialties.
Committee chairs are always available to answer questions and help connect members with the appropriate faculty, residents, or other resources to ensure students have the support they need.
What is the Radiology Committee?
Radiology is an important field in modern medicine, offering noninvasive imaging to diagnose disease, guide treatment, and monitor outcome with precision. At UF, the Radiology Committee gives students exposure to the field and its critical impact on patient care and medical innovation. The Radiology Committee works in close collaboration with the radiology faculty at the UF College of Medicine. Our goal is to provide students with a variety of learning opportunities including shadowing, mentorship connections, speaker events, lunch talks, and hands-on workshops. Through these activities, we aim to increase visibility and understanding of radiology as a dynamic and critical specialty.
Educational Events and Speaker Series
Throughout the year, we will host talks and panels featuring radiologists, residents, and experts in the field. Topics will include an introduction to radiology, subspecialty overviews, the impact of artificial intelligence on modern radiology practice, and pathways to getting involved in radiology-related research.
Residency and Fellowships
Radiology is a competitive specialty with a wide range of subspecialties including interventional, neuroradiology, breast imaging, abdominal imaging, cardiothoracic imaging, body imaging, emergency radiology, pediatric, nuclear medicine, and musculoskeletal radiology. Each spring, we host a resident panel to discuss the radiology residency application process, tips for matching successfully, and insights into various fellowship options.
Shadowing Opportunities
Shadowing is a key way to gain exposure to radiology early in medical training. Opportunities are available for interested students, and we encourage you to reach out to one of our committee chairs to learn more.
Faculty Advisor
Dr. Laura Magnelli
Additional Resources