Imaging Informatics Scientists
An Imaging Informatics Scientist plays a crucial role in the field of medical imaging. They specialize in the development, optimization, and quality assurance of imaging technologies such as X-rays, MRI, CT scans, and ultrasound. Their responsibilities include designing imaging protocols, ensuring equipment safety and compliance with regulatory standards, and collaborating with healthcare professionals to obtain high-quality diagnostic images. They also contribute to research and innovation by developing advanced imaging techniques and participating in clinical trials. Imaging scientists bridge the gap between physics and healthcare, ensuring the safe and effective use of imaging technology for accurate diagnosis and treatment of various medical conditions.
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Events
National Imaging Informatics Course
The National Imaging Informatics Course (NIIC) is an accelerated, week-long online experience for imaging informaticists seeking to better leverage their…
SIIM26 Annual Meeting + InformaticsTECH Expo
You Belong at SIIM26 Rediscover your drive. Reconnect with your peers. Reinvest in your career. At SIIM26 in Pittsburgh, explore…
Webinars
Webinar
Northwestern Medicine’s Transformed Approach to Managing Imaging Data for Research Purposes
This webinar will explore effective strategies for managing imaging research data, tackling interoperability challenges, ensuring data privacy, and implementing sustainable cost models. Learn from a real-world case study and discover best practices to support research and streamline workflows.
Webinar
Applying Critical Security Controls to Make Security Manageable
Modern radiology faces growing cybersecurity threats, and safeguarding systems now requires strong foundations, smart planning, and proactive culture. In this webinar, you’ll learn key strategies for reducing risk—from effective incident response to navigating new challenges introduced by cloud and AI technologies. Join us to explore practical steps and the “four Ws” that can help strengthen security across your imaging environment.
Webinar
Global Health AI for Radiology
This webinar will explore the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology to advance global health, with a focus…
Resources
Resource
Teaching AI for Radiology Applications: A Multisociety-Recommended Syllabus from the AAPM, ACR, RSNA, and SIIM
In a groundbreaking collaboration led by the SIIM AI Education Subcommittee (formerly Machine Learning Education Subcommittee), the American Association of…
Resource
Multi-Agent AI and Ethics in Radiology: Navigating the Trust Crisis in Advanced Medical Systems
(Part 1)
Part 1: The Medical AI Background: From Simple Tools to Complex Systems Picture this: you’re a radiologist examining a chest…
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Multi-Agent AI and Ethics in Radiology: Navigating the Trust Crisis in Advanced Medical Systems
(Part 2)
Part 2: Framework, Regulation & Future Directions Additions Ethical Considerations in Medical AI Deployment The deployment of multi-agent AI systems…







