The Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) connects IRs, trainees, and IR team members through seven special interest sections, volunteer committees and member networking tools on SIR Connect.

Ways to get involved

Choose where to start

Join a section

Meet peers who share your career stage, role or interest in one of seven sections.

Volunteer with SIR

Serve on a committee and help set the direction of the specialty

Find a mentor

Connect with a mentor or mentee through Mentor Match, in your city or around the world.

Learn about FSIR

Gain recognition for your contributions to IR with the Fellow of SIR designation.

Sections

Find your section

Sections bring SIR members together around a career stage, role or shared interest.

 

At the SIR Annual Meeting
Volunteer

Shape the future of IR

SIR volunteers serve on committees and volunteer groups that set the direction for education, research, practice and advocacy in IR. Find a role that matches your experience and available time commitment.

Your IR network, online

SIR Connect is SIR’s online community for members. Sign in with your SIR account to find a mentor, connect with a speaker for your next program or reach a colleague you met at a meeting. Every tool below is included with your membership.

Sign in to SIR Connect

Member networking tools

Three tools to help you find a mentor, share your expertise and stay in touch with colleagues.

FAQs

Getting involved with SIR

What are SIR sections?

Sections are special interest groups within SIR, organized around career stage, role or community. SIR has seven sections:

  • Resident, Fellow and Student
  • Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants
  • Association of Program Directors in Interventional Radiology (APDIR)
  • Association of Chiefs in Interventional Radiology (ACIR)
  • Women in IR
  • Early Career
  • Underrepresented Minorities in IR
What is SIR Connect?

SIR Connect is the online community for members of the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR). Sign in with your SIR account to join member discussion communities, find a mentor through Mentor Match, search the Speakers Bureau and look up colleagues in the member directory.

How does Mentor Match work?

Mentor Match is a voluntary, self-driven mentoring platform for SIR members. You search for a mentor or mentee, reach out directly and decide together how you want to work. Connect with someone in your city or on the other side of the world.

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At every stage of your career

From the Annual Scientific Meeting to our flagship events and courses, SIR provides opportunities to connect and learn at every stage of your career.