The ARRS Lee F. Rogers International Fellowship offers hands-on training in radiology journalism and medical publishing for non-US/Canada radiologists through mentorship with leading journal editors.
Funder: American Roentgen Ray Society
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $12,000 for travel expenses; funding awarded after submission of expense reports and receipts.
Summary: Provides non-US/Canada radiologists immersive, mentored training in medical publishing and radiology journalism with leading journal editors.
Key Information: Only open to radiologists practicing outside the US and Canada who have completed residency and fellowship training.
This fellowship supports radiologists practicing outside the United States and Canada by providing comprehensive, hands-on training in medical publishing and radiology journalism. Fellows work directly with the Editors in Chief of the American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR) and R3, as well as ARRS publications and marketing staff, to gain experience in medical writing, manuscript editing, peer review, and the ethics of scientific journalism. The program aims to cultivate academic careers, improve the quality of radiology journals globally, and develop future leaders in the field. The fellowship is named in honor of Lee F. Rogers, MD, and is funded by The Roentgen Fund.