28. The Leaky Pipeline Fix: Building a Stronger Future for Women in Radiology

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Contrast and Clarity with the JACR

Maddi Wulfeck

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Welcome to "Contrast & Clarity with the JACR," where we dive into the latest trends in the world of radiology. Join hosts Maddi Wulfeck and Jeff Waltz as they discuss current radiology topics and innovations that are shaping the future of healthcare. Topics will span the hottest trends in radiology such as artificial intelligence, expert perspectives, and what the future holds for the field. Whether you're a seasoned radiologist, resident, medical student, or simply curious about the field, this podcast sets the stage for an exciting journey into the world of medical imaging.

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28. The Leaky Pipeline Fix: Building a Stronger Future for Women in Radiology

Contrast and Clarity with the JACR

28 minutes 41 seconds

3 weeks ago

28. The Leaky Pipeline Fix: Building a Stronger Future for Women in Radiology

Women make up half of the medical school graduates, but only a quarter of radiology residents.

In this episode, Maddi and Jeff are joined by Amy Patel, MD and Shiva Yagobian, BS to go beyond the statistics and explore the social, institutional, and policy-level barriers that shape the "leaky pipeline" from training to leadership. Whether you're a trainee wondering where all the women in leadership are - or a department leader looking to make real, sustainable change - this episode offers both the data and the direction to help close the gap.

Find the JACR article here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40216284/