Welcome to the Website of the American Association for Women Radiologists – AAWR. The Association was founded in 1981 to: provide a forum for issues unique to women in radiology, radiation oncology and related professions; sponsor programs that promote opportunities for women; and facilitate networking among members and other professionals.
AAWR was honored with the 2005 Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
Women in Medicine Leadership Development Award Read More >>
President's Tip
From the desk of Dr. Julia R. Fielding
When negotiating with your senior partners regarding management issues such as workflow or distribution of funds, always enter the discussion with 3 possible solutions. All of these should address the problem fairly and work to your benefit.
Latest News
The AAMC is Now Accepting Nominations - The AAMC is now accepting nominations for the 2012 AAMC Women in Medicine and Science Leadership Development Awards! Each year, an individual and an organization/program are recognized for their contributions to advancing women leaders in academic medicine. The GWIMS Steering Committee strongly encourages nominations of established and emerging leaders and organizations/programs. To learn more about the awards and nomination process, visit the GWIMS Awards page. The deadline to apply is June 1, 2012. • Questions? Email: gwims@aamc.org
Career Advancement: Teaching, Presentation, Publication, Negotiation
Recognition
The AAWR recognizes the achievements of AAWR Members who have influenced others by their teaching, clinical care and/or research, and leadership in radiology. AAWR honors radiology and radiation oncology residents who have demonstrated outstanding efforts in clinical care, teaching, research and/or public service.
Career Advancement
The AAWR's mission is to assist its Members in building a successful career through the development of leadership and negotiation skills, improving teaching and presentation skills, balancing work and family life.