In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. John Simon

Dr. Simon shares his insights into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in radiology, emphasizing its ability to enhance efficiency, improve patient care, and unlock new diagnostic possibilities. From triaging critical cases to advanced tools like dual-energy CT and functional brain MRI, he highlights how technology enables radiologists to see things they couldn’t see before.

Dr. Simon also discusses the importance of user-friendly interfaces for successful adoption and reflects on his 30-year career, maintaining his excitement for the future of radiology. He encourages radiologists to embrace change, adapt to challenges, and remain confident in their abilities. With practical advice for navigating the evolving landscape, this episode inspires radiologists to leverage AI and innovation to shape the future of their practice.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Kurt Schoppe

Dr. Kurt Schoppe shares the complexities of radiology practice models, including his insights on private equity, hospital-employed radiologists, and the inherent challenges in balancing fairness across different specialties within radiology practices.

Dr. Schoppe highlights the advantages and trade-offs of scale, explaining how larger groups can invest in innovation, such as AI, while smaller groups often benefit from a generalist approach. He also discusses the value of organizations like Strategic Radiology in supporting independent practices by sharing lessons learned from larger groups.

The conversation touches on the pitfalls of hospital-based multi-specialty groups, where radiologists often face lower pay and lack proper recognition for their unique contributions. Dr. Schoppe emphasizes the importance of passion projects for new radiologists entering the workforce to maintain well-being and balance.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Glenn Kaplan

Dr. Kaplan discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the radiology profession, particularly the growing need to address workforce shortages and capacity issues. He highlights the potential for tapping into other clinicians, such as physician assistants or radiologic technologists, to support the radiology field.

Dr. Kaplan emphasizes the importance of embracing innovation, including the use of AI, to alleviate workloads and reduce backlogs, while still maintaining the essential role of radiologists in overseeing these efforts. He also reflects on his own career path, offering advice to radiologists interested in pursuing leadership roles.

Dr. Kaplan stresses the value of gaining respect as a clinician first and continuously developing leadership and business skills to unlock further opportunities. The conversation wraps up with a focus on the need to act proactively in the face of impending changes in the healthcare landscape, encouraging the radiology profession to lead in the transformation rather than wait for it to be imposed.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Cameron Andrews.

Cameron Andrews, founder of Sirona Medical, discusses the critical challenges in radiology, particularly the inefficiencies caused by outdated healthcare software. He introduces RadOS, Sirona Medical's unified, cloud-native platform, designed to streamline radiology practices by integrating essential tools like PACS, reporting, and worklists.

Andrews emphasizes the need for radiologists to embrace modern technology and AI to meet increasing workflow demands. He also highlights the importance of trust in adopting new technologies and suggests that those who innovate and adapt will lead the future of radiology.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Reed A. Omary, MD, MS

Dr. Omary discusses the transformative potential of sustainability and climate change on the future of healthcare and medical education. He compares the current era to the space race, emphasizing that just as society had to reinvent itself for space exploration, we now face a "green race" requiring fundamental changes.

Dr. Omary highlights the need to redesign medical education for the future, integrate sustainability into healthcare systems, and leverage the urgency of climate change to attract new talent into the field. Join us as we explore how these pressing global issues intersect with the future of radiology and healthcare.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Pete Moffatt.

Pete Moffatt shares his insights into the evolving landscape of radiology. He discusses the challenges and opportunities presented by AI, including its current adoption levels and future potential.

Pete explores the impact of industry consolidation and the tough decisions radiology practices must make amid declining reimbursements. He also highlights the importance of a proactive approach in revenue cycle management and the value of community involvement through organizations like RBMA.

Tune in to hear Pete's perspective on how radiology practices are navigating these changes and what the future may hold.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Gautam Agrawal

Dr. Gautam Agrawal is a subspeciality-trained Musculoskeletal Radiologist with a master’s in Nuclear Engineering and a driven entrepreneurial spirit.

Dr. Agrawal and Co-Founder Dr. Ray Hsu established Vision Radiology, an academically oriented teleradiology practice, in 2003 while co-residents at Johns Hopkins Hospital. His technical background has served as a foundation for working at the intersection of health and technology.

Dr. Agrawal discusses the unique team-based workflow that fosters collaboration among radiologists, the challenges of scaling while preserving core values, and his passion for education and innovation in radiology.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Taylor Pomeranz, an attending neuroradiologist and MSK fellow. Dr. Pomeranz shares her experiences navigating both her attending responsibilities and her ongoing MSK fellowship, emphasizing the benefits of real-world, on-the-job learning. She discusses the unique collaboration between ProScan and Medality in offering a customized fellowship curriculum that allows her to develop specialized skills while staying within her practice.

Dr. Pomeranz highlights how modern radiology training is evolving, particularly with the increasing demand for flexibility in fellowship opportunities. She touches on the balance between clinical responsibilities and fellowship work, advocating for the hybrid model of training, which allows radiologists to continue their work while specializing in areas like MSK. She also notes that private practice fellowships can offer a robust learning experience with high case volumes and interdisciplinary collaboration, sometimes even rivaling traditional academic routes.

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