In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Jason Levy.

Dr. Jason Levy is a practicing Interventional Radiologist with Northside Radiology in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Levy is recognized as a leader in the field, successfully growing Northside’s interventional radiology practice and driving many clinical innovations forward such as bone tumor ablation, liver directed therapy and uterine fibroid embolizations.

Dr. Levy discusses the evolving landscape of interventional radiology, emphasizing its dual nature of clinical expertise and business acumen, including the rise of office-based labs (OBLs). He highlights a growing division between diagnostic and interventional radiology, with interventional radiologists focusing on clinical presence while diagnostic radiologists prioritize metrics and efficiency.

Dr. Levy addresses economic challenges and the importance of clinical presence for negotiating with payers. He advocates for improved procedural training for diagnostic radiologists and emphasizes continuous learning and networking for staying updated in the field. Dr. Levy advises new graduates to seek practices supporting growth and clinical engagement, stressing the value of networking for shared learning and success in radiology.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Anish Kirpalani, a radiologist at Toronto Radiology. He discusses the challenges and strategies in radiology, such as the importance of building a strong brand and proactive recruitment. Dr. Kirpalani also shares his entrepreneurial experience co-founding My Health Center, which expanded significantly by focusing on quality and data-driven decisions. Additionally, he talks about his role in the Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), an accelerator program that mentors early-stage ventures. Dr. Kirpalani emphasizes the importance of mentorship and encourages aspiring radiologists to pursue the field, highlighting a bright future for radiology.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Eric Ledermann

Dr. Ledermann is an MSK Radiologist, business builder, happiness dealer and a leader in Teleradiology. This episode discusses how pricing in radiology is influenced by factors like integration complexity and radiologist compensation. Dr. Ledermann highlights the challenges of maintaining sustainable practices amid government-set pricing and a market where some practices compete by undercutting prices.

The conversation explores the future landscape of Teleradiology, suggesting that a mix of smaller and larger practices may emerge. Dr. Ledermann emphasizes the importance of leadership and maintaining personal connections to ensure quality patient care. They also discuss the challenges of remote mentorship for new radiologists and the need for strong support structures.

Dr. Ledermann advises new graduates to carefully assess their readiness and the available support when entering the Teleradiology field. The episode concludes with reflections on the unique value Teleradiology offers and the need for high standards, noting that not all organizations may be suited for these services.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Richard Duszak

Dr. Duszak is the Professor and Chair of the Department of Radiology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and holds significant roles within the American College of Radiology, including Chair of the Commission for Leadership and Practice Development.

He is an expert in radiology health policy and physician payment systems. Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards, including the Distinguished Investigator Award from the Academy for Radiology and Biomedical Imaging Research, and has been recognized as a fellow by several prestigious radiology and radiology management organizations.

This episode discusses the role of Dr. Duszak, focusing on teaching, mentorship, clinical service, efficiency, and patient experience. It highlights challenges faced by Mississippi and initiatives like reducing wait times and hiring FTE. It also discusses research on increasing subspecialization and advice for residents and academic radiologists.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Richard Seguritan, a Diagnostic and Body Interventional Radiologist and the current Practice President of RP Sol, Radiology Partners.

The conversation covers various aspects, including Dr. Seguritan’s decision to move from the northeast to a new city for leadership opportunities, the importance of nurturing a positive and collaborative ethos within radiology practices, and initiatives aimed at improving reporting efficiency and expanding resources.

Dr. Seguritan provides insights on the impact of AI in radiology, sharing examples of AI tools currently utilized in their practice. Additionally, he offers valuable advice for new radiologists entering the job market, emphasizing the significance of understanding practice culture and aligning personal values with professional goals.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Suresh Mukherji. Dr. Mukherji currently holds academic appointments at numerous institutions, such as the University of Louisville and University of Illinois, and serves as a National Director of Head & Neck Radiology at Proscan Imaging. Dr. Mukherji is a devoted educator and is the Consulting Editor for both Neuroimaging Clinics and Magnetic Resonance Clinics of North America and Associate Editor for the Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography. Dr. Mukherji is also the Head & Neck Advisor for Medality.

The conversation covers Dr. Mukherji's unexpected entry into radiology, discussing his initial fascination with the field and the factors that led him to pursue a career in radiology. His passion for teaching and dedication to Head and Neck Imaging. We discuss the changes in technology over the years and how they have impacted the detection of pathology and enhanced the field of radiology. Diagnostic errors in Healthcare are also discussed, with a specific focus on the impact of diagnostic errors in head and neck radiology.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dr. Kate Hanneman. Dr. Hanneman is an Associate Professor and Vice Chair of Research at the University of Toronto and a Clinician Scientist at the Toronto General Hospital Research Institute. She is Co-Chair of the Canadian Association of Radiologists Sustainability Working Group and Deputy Lead for Sustainability at the Joint Department of Medical Imaging and University Medical Imaging Toronto. She is an Associate Editor with Radiology, the Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, and the Canadian Association of Radiologists Journal and leads an active research program focused on improving health outcomes for patients using cardiac imaging.

Dr. Hanneman shares her journey from being a patient to becoming a radiologist, emphasizing the crucial role of mentorship in medical education. The discussion explores Dr. Hanneman’s current role in the Department of Medical Imaging at the University of Toronto and her unique position within the Canadian healthcare system. Dr. Hanneman discusses her dedication to cardiac imaging research, highlighting its interdisciplinary and collaborative nature. The episode also highlights the challenges and advantages of the Canadian healthcare system. Towards the end, the conversation shifts to Kate's involvement in sustainability efforts within radiology, addressing the environmental impact of the field. The podcast concludes with insights into the intersection of AI and sustainability in radiology, offering a glimpse into Kate Hanneman's professional journey and the fascinating world of cardiac imaging.

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In this episode, Daniel Arnold sits down with Dianne Keen, a healthcare education and marketing specialist with over 25 years of experience in Radiology Practice Development. Dianne shares her unexpected entry into radiology and her pivotal role in promoting interventional radiology (IR) procedures. After serving as the Director of Practice Development & Strategic Initiatives at Radiology Partners, she takes on the role of Vice President of Strategy and Growth for Abbadox, a healthcare software provider specializing in Radiology workflow solutions.

Dianne emphasizes the importance of understanding the clinical side, building trust with referring physicians, and advocating for women's imaging. Dianne shares her experiences in scaling radiology programs, fostering relationships with gynecologists, and ensuring breast care programs are integral to the growing Cancer Institute.

Dianne also discusses her transition to Abbadox, highlighting the company's mission to improve the work lives of healthcare professionals through integrated workflow solutions. The conversation concludes with insights into the future of healthcare and radiology, emphasizing the need to adapt to technological advancements, streamline processes, and maintain a strong commitment to patient care.