The Early Career Section (ECS) is led by a dedicated team whose primary focus is career advancement and society involvement. The Early Career Section currently has over 160 members and is growing! Each member’s needs and ideas are taken into consideration when developing section projects and events. Joining the Early Career Section is a great way to become more active within the society, connect with your peers and build your career within IR.
Our Mission
The Early Career Section (ECS) is composed of Interventional Radiologists in their first 8 years of practice; however, membership is open to all individuals interested in supporting the mission and objective of the section. The purpose of the ECS is to provide a platform in which members of SIR new to the practice of interventional radiology can develop a knowledge and resource base, network, participate in decision-making and serve as a resource to the SIR Executive Council.
The objectives of the Early Career Section are:
A word from our members
"Being involved in the Early Career Section has definitely impacted me and my early years as an attending. ECS membership gives access to some amazing webinars, terrific talks at the SIR annual meeting, and a great network of other early career IRs. ECS gives insight into the governing structure of SIR and is our avenue to let our voices be heard and our concerns raised. The needs of the early career IR are very different from the typical SIR member and ECS addresses those needs by easing the transition from fellow to practicing IR through education, mentorship, and networking."
- Dr. Luke Wilkins
"Involvement in the Early Career Section has been a tremendous experience. The ability to network and make friends within the group provides excellent support for clinical questions and practice building advice. The Early Career Section provides ample opportunities for those looking to participate more actively in the Society."
- Dr. Andrew (AJ) Gunn
ECS webinar series
The Early Career Section hosts monthly webinars to address the professional development and clinical educational needs of young IRs. The webinars focus on topic young IRs who are starting their practice in a private or academic setting.
The live webinars are presented by subject matter experts and accessible free of charge. Enjoy interaction with the presenter in a live format or view the webinar later whenever your schedule permits.
Join our next webinar!
Title: Techniques to prevent work-related musculoskeletal injuries in an interventional setting
Speaker: Dr. Harshvardhan Singh
Dr. Harshvardhan Singh will discuss techniques to avoid MSK fatigue and work related injuries to ensure a long-term IR career.
Date and Time: Wednesday, December 12, 2018 at 8:00PM EST
Click here to register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6968338954541853953
*Registration is complimentary. If provided, CME Credit is guaranteed to all participants who attend the full webinar.*
Benefits of joining the Early Career Section
Exclusive Access and Savings
*Applies to Graduating Fellows-in-Training and members 1-2 years out of practice.
Career and Educational Development Resources
Volunteer and Practice Improvement Tools
Become a member of the Early Career Section to connect with your peers, find resources for transitional career stages, and join the voice of the Early Career Interventional Radiologist in the Society of Interventional Radiology!
The 2018 AMA Early Career Delegate
The AMA (National Medical Association) is the largest body in organized medicine. Representatives from each specialty
and every state convene twice a year to discuss policy issues that affect medicine, health care, education and public health.
The Early Career Section is honored to announce that Dr. Bill Majdalany will serve as the 2018 AMA Early Career Delegate.
"When I reflect on why I became an IR, I can simply state that it comes from a passion for
improving the status quo. Our specialty is growing, innovating, and transforming with
new technologies, procedures, and training paradigms. I believe that IR is at the frontline
of improving delivery, access, and quality of healthcare. We are at a critical juncture where
I hope that we can leverage our strengths to navigate the intersection of policy,advocacy,
and reimbursement. I cannot imagine a more exciting time in IR, or a better way to serve."
-Dr. Bill Majdalany
Learn more about Early Career Mentoring and Marketing
Mentor Match
SIR’s Mentor Match Program allows you to connect with a mentor or mentee in the same city or on the other side of the world, based on areas of expertise, interest or an array of other demographics specific to your individual needs. Learn more!
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Careers in IR
SIR’s Career HQ is the premier electronic recruitment resource for interventional radiology. Job seekers, whether you are looking for a new job or ready to take the next step in your career, Career HQ can help find the right opportunity for you.
Find a jobGrow your professional potential. Volunteer with SIR!
SIR and SIR Foundation encourage members to apply to join an education or clinically-focused committee, or one of the many other committees that fit your area of expertise or interest.
These committees offer you opportunities to influence the practice and study of medicine, network with colleagues in your field of expertise, and participate in leadership activities of the Society and SIR Foundation.
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