ACR Fellowships

The Amis Fellowship in Quality and Safety provides an opportunity for residents or fellows to discover insights and gain experience with the ACR Department of Quality and Safety.

The Goldberg-Reeder Travel Grant program awards grants to qualified residents seeking to assist health care in a developing country.

The Moorefield Fellowship provides residents direct exposure to ACR economics activities during a two-week fellowship program.

The Rutherford-Lavanty Fellowship exposes radiology residents to ACR government relations activities, including state and federal legislative and regulatory processes.

The Jackson Fellowship acquaints the fellow with the development processes of a wide range of lifelong learning activities for residents and practitioners.

The RLI Emerging Leader Award recognizes a resident or fellow who has made a significant contribution to their institution or the field of radiology while exhibiting the potential to be a leader in the field.

The Morin Fellowship provides medical physics residents or fellows direct exposure to the activities and functions of the ACR.

The Fellowship in Informatics provides residents and early-career professionals with direct exposure to current informatics initiatives at the ACR.

The Neiman Institute Fellowship’s purpose is to foster researchers who will help inform health policy and radiology practice that promotes the effective and efficient use of health care resources and improves patient care.

The Hillman Fellowship provides a concentrated experience in medical editing, journalism and publishing in support of talented physicians pursuing an aspect of medical journalism as a part of their careers.