JVIR Resident Editorial Fellowship supports radiology trainees through hands-on publishing, peer review, and journal projects to strengthen critical appraisal, writing, and editorial skills.
Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (JVIR) Editor’s Awards honor researchers’ published clinical and laboratory work, rather than fund new projects, to recognize potential impact on interventional radiology.
Bruce J. Hillman, MD, Fellowship in Scholarly Publishing supports radiologists with hands-on editing, journal work, and a related project to build experience in medical journalism and scholarly publishing.
Trainees First supports trainees through mentored abstract review for the SIR Annual Scientific Meeting, building critical assessment skills and understanding of scientific meeting program development.
Reviewer-in-Training Program supports faculty and trainees with mentored grant-review training to prepare them for service on study sections at societies, foundations, and government agencies.
ARRS Melvin M. Figley Fellowship in Radiology Journalism supports radiologists through hands-on medical publishing training to prepare them as manuscript reviewers, journal editors, and teachers.