By developing new imaging biomarkers of health and disease and applying state-of-the-art technology to clinical challenges, Emory Radiology is impacting the future of health care on a global scale. We are offering you an opportunity to be a part of a team advancing imaging discoveries and supporting the education of a promising resident. Please take a moment to review the following options to find a goal that inspires you.
The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences continues to cultivate a culture of giving by fostering donations from individuals who support the department's mission. Emory Radiology is known worldwide for its state-of-the-art technology, clinical resources for specialized care, and leading scientists and physicians. Through gift giving, we are able to sustain the innovation and discovery that helps the department to detect diseases in the earliest stage and provide preventative care to patients.
Read more in the February Rad Report
Dr. Richard Colvin, Emeritus Professor of Radiology, recently made a generous gift establishing the Radiology Residency Education Endowment Fund. This endowment will provide financial support to ensure that Emory residents continue to have access to advancements and education within the discipline of Radiology.
Read more in the May issue of the Rad Report
Personalize the giving experience when you fund a resident's scholarship. Your generosity will enable a resident to attend a national radiology conference and ultimately will shape the next generation of radiologists.
You can participate in the Adopt-A-Resident Program through a $2,500 annual commitment over the span of 4 years.
Another Adoption Success!
First-year Radiology Resident, Ryan Peterson, MD, was recently selected as an adopted resident based on his proposal to emphasize the incorporation of educational components designed for future physicians to enhance our current programs.
Read more about his proposal in the Rad Report (page 2)
- Drs. Nnenna Aguochae (left) and Bryan Yi (right) are the newest "adopted" residents.
2010 Adopted Residents
The participation of two additional donors in the Adopt-A-Resident program will aid Dr. Nnenna Aguocha and Dr. Bryan Yi in realizing their goals to influence the greater radiology community.
Read about the proposals of these residents in the Rad Report (cover story).
2009 Adopted Residents!
Last year's "Adopted" Residents have set their sights on changing the world. Drs. John Chenevey and Ali Tahvildari have been selected as the next two "adopted" residents based on their proposals.
Read More on page 3 of the February 2009 Rad Report.
Read about the Dr. Tahvildari's Ethiopian Experience in the June 2011 Rad Report.
- Jay Patel has developed a project that will impact the way residents absorb radiology.
Our First Adopt-A-Resident!
In the summer of 2008, Dr. Jay Patel was the first resident to take part in the Adopt-A-Resident program. To read more click here.
You can participate in the advancement of future imaging techniques by supporting key research initiatives such as:
- Predictive imaging in Alzheimer's disease
- Evaluation of a unique MR/PET prototype scanner
- Advanced multi-modality cardiace imaging
- Clinical translation of dedicated brest imaging technologies
If you would like to explore these, or other giving opportunities that will benefit Emory Imaging,
contact:
Stacia Brown
404.727.9030 or stacia.brown@emory.edu