THE RESIDENT AND FELLOW SECTION: An Invitation to Submit Posters.

Dear Radiology and Radiation Oncology Residents, Fellows, and Medical Physics Residents:We invite you to submit a poster for the Resident and Fellow Poster Symposium at the annual FRS/FRBMA Meeting at The Ritz-Carlton Sarasota; The Westin Sarasota –July 14-16, 2023.  Please submit an abstract of 250 words or less using the required template to Lorraine Roger at:  lroger@edusymp.com no later than end of business June 15, 2023.  Include a complete mailing address and email address with your submission. 

The FRS provides a meeting related hotel expense stipend to the first 60 radiology and radiation oncology residents, fellows and medical physics residents who register and attend the meeting ($200 for residents that submit a poster or $150 for residents that do not submit a poster). Hotel receipt must be submitted after the meeting in order to receive either stipend.
 
You must be a radiology or radiation oncology resident, fellow or medical physics resident in a Florida program at the time of the annual meeting in order to be eligible for this stipend. Stipends are on a first come, first serve basis according to meeting registration. If your residency program is in the same city of where the meeting is held, you will not be eligible for a hotel stipend but are eligible for mileage and parking reimbursement.
 
  • Authors will be notified once a decision has been made regarding acceptance.
  • Accepted posters will be displayed at the Annual Meeting. Posters are to be no larger than 4’x4′.
  • Posters will be displayed throughout the meeting and must be removed by 8:00 am on Sunday morning. Any posters left on the display boards will be discarded.  It is the responsibility of the author to set up and remove the posters.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Stipend Opportunities and Expectations

Residents and Fellows

Dear Residents and Fellows:

We invite you to submit a poster for the Resident and Fellow Poster Symposium at the 2025 FRS/FRBMA Annual Meeting in Fort Lauderdale FL, July 11-13, 2025.

Abstract Submissions:

First authors are limited to one abstract submission and must be enrolled in a Florida Radiology Residency Program. 

The required Abstract Template can be found below.

Online 2025 abstract submission Open and Close Dates:
Open date: January 1, 2025
Close date: May 15, 2025 (5pm ET). After that date and time, no abstracts will be accepted.

Abstracts will be reviewed May 16 – June 12, 2025

If you submit an abstract, you will be notified by email if you are approved, after the abstract review closing date of June 12, 2025.

If approved, you will need to register for the meeting and present your printed poster during the poster symposium. A more detailed description of stipend requirements can be found below.

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

Poster Requirements:

  • Accepted posters are to be no larger than 4’x4’. 
  • Posters will be displayed throughout the meeting and must be removed prior to the Gold Medal Reception on Saturday evening or you will need to pick up your poster from the registration desk area by Sunday morning. Any posters not picked up prior to the end of the meeting will be destroyed.

FRS Resident Poster Symposium Awards — Sunday, July 13th (10:45 am – 11:00 am).

More details regarding Poster Requirements can be found below.

Resident and Fellow Stipends to Attend the FRS Annual Meeting
Opportunities and expectations

  • The FRS and FRS Foundation are committed to the education of Florida radiology residents and fellows. To that end, the following stipends were established to attend the FRS Annual Meeting: Meeting/hotel stipends, poster session participation, and resident/fellow oral radiation oncology (RO) lectures.
  • The funds for these stipends have been donated by FRS and FRBMA members and industry supporters.
  • The FRS & FRS Foundation donors’ expectations and the legal requirements of the FRS Foundation to function to its Mission is for stipend recipients of the Foundation grants to attend, as many lectures as possible, Saturday & Sunday general meeting educational sessions and appropriate breakout sessions. 

FRS Foundation Mission Statement

The FRS Educational Foundation exists to promote and advance the medical practice and science of radiology and radiation oncology through scholarships and grants to individuals in practice or training, sponsor radiology related research and to educate the public and medical community of advances in radiology science.

Stipend Details

The FRS provides a limited number of stipends to residents, fellows and medical physics residents who register and attend the meeting. You must be a radiology resident, fellow or medical physics resident in a Florida program at the time of the annual meeting in order to be considered for this stipend.  Below are details of stipends and requirements:

$150 Meeting/Hotel StipendFirst 40 residents or fellows who register and attend the meeting. Meeting/Hotel Stipend and Poster Stipends are determined after the meeting upon confirmation of meeting attendance, after completion of an attestation form of the attendance at educational sessions and submission of your hotel receipts and mailing address to lroger@edusymp.com

If your residency program is located in the same city of where the meeting is held, you will not be eligible for a hotel stipend but are eligible for mileage and parking reimbursement. Submit your  mileage and parking receipt along with your attestation form  of completion of education courses to the FRS for reimbursement.

$100 poster stipend – First 60 residents who submit an abstract. Stipends are conditional on the first author attending the meeting, hanging and presenting their printed poster during the Poster Session on Saturday, July 12, 2025 from 1:15 pm – 1:30 pm and completion of an attestation form of the attendance at educational sessions. Upon confirmation, staff will request for you to submit your mailing address to lroger@edusymp.com.

RO resident or fellow oral lecture at the RO breakout sessionUp to 10 residents or fellows may receive the $100 stipend (same as the poster session stipend). Confirmation of the lecture given and completion of an attestation form of the attendance at educational sessions are required to receive the stipend. 

IMPORTANT: First Authors — You will need to print your poster and hang it next to the number you will be provided. To receive your number to hang your poster, you will need visit the registration desk to pick up your badge.

 

Medical Students

Dear Medical Students:

We invite you to submit a poster at the 2025 FRS/FRBMA Annual Meeting in Fort Lauderdale FL, July 11-13, 2025

Abstract Submissions:
First Authors are limited to one abstract submission and must be enrolled in a Florida Radiology Program. 

The required Abstract Template can be found below. 

Online Submission Open and Close Dates:2025 Abstract

Open date: January 1, 2025

Close date: May 15, 2025 (5pm ET). After that date and time, no abstracts will be accepted.

Abstracts will be reviewed May 16 – June 12, 2025

If you submit an abstract, you will be notified by email if you are approved, after the abstract review closing date of June 12, 2025.

If approved, you will need to register for the meeting and present your printed poster during the poster symposium on Saturday, July 12th from 1:15 pm – 1:30 pm.

PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT

Poster Requirements:

  • Accepted posters will be displayed at the Annual Meeting. Posters are to be no larger than 4’x4’. 
  • Posters will be displayed throughout the meeting and must be removed prior to the Gold Medal Reception on Saturday evening or you will need to pick up your poster from the registration desk area by Sunday morning. Any posters not picked up prior to the end of the meeting will be destroyed.

FRS Resident Poster Symposium Awards — Sunday, July 13th – 10:45 am to 11:00 am.

More details regarding Poster Requirements can be found below. 

Stipends to Attend the FRS Annual Meeting
Opportunities and expectations

  • The FRS and FRS Foundation are committed to the education of Florida radiology residents, fellows and medical students. To that end, a limited number of stipends were established for medical students to present a poster while attending the FRS Annual Meeting.
  • The funds for these stipends have been donated by FRS and FRBMA members and industry supporters.
  • The FRS & FRS Foundation donors’ expectations and the legal requirements of the FRS Foundation to function to its Mission is for stipend recipients of the Foundation grants to attend, as many as possible, Saturday & Sunday general meeting educational sessions and appropriate breakout sessions.                                                                                   

FRS Foundation Mission Statement

The FRS Educational Foundation exists to promote and advance the medical practice and science of radiology and radiation oncology through scholarships and grants to individuals in practice or training, sponsor radiology related research and to educate the public and medical community of advances in radiology science.

Medical Student Stipends

$100 poster stipend – First 10 medical students who submit an abstract. Stipends are conditional on the first author attending the meeting, hanging and presenting their printed poster during the meeting, and having completed an attestation form of educational sessions participation. Upon confirmation, staff will request for you to submit your mailing address to: lroger@edusymp.com

IMPORTANT: First Authors — You will need to print your poster and hang it next to the number you will be provided. To receive your number to hang your poster, you will need visit the registration desk to pick up your badge.  

More information can be found below.

 

Research Poster Awards

SERDAR SAGDIC, M.D.
Highest Honors
“Comparing the Strong and Standard Version
on a Deep Learning Spectral Reconstruction
Algorithm for Evaluation of the Abdomen Using a Dual-Energy CT Scanner”

JUSTIN L. COOK, BS
2nd Place Honors
“Evaluating the Appropriateness of Peripherally
Inserted Central Catheter Placements:
A Retrospective Cohort Study of
Pediatric Inpatients at a Single Institution”

DANIEL GOLDEN, M.D.
3rd Place Honors
“The Basics of Pediatric Nuclear Medicine:
A Pictorial Review”

JENNIFER KUDJA-RENNICK, B.S.
4th Place Honors
“Rosai-Dorfman Disease Presenting with FDG-Avid
Breast Masses and Axillary Lymph Nodes
on PET-CT in a Patient with Recent Diagnosis
of Endometrial Carcinoma: A Diagnostic Dilemma”

PRANIT SINGH
Radiation Oncology
“Postpartum Anal Cancer and
Multidisciplinary Teamwork”

ADIEL HERNANDEZ
FRS Committee for Women/Diversity
“A Deep Learning Model for
Breast Tumor Classification on
Magnetic Resonance Imaging”

JENNIFER DUTMERS, D.O.
Quality & Safety
“Dose Reduction In Paranasal Sinus CT”

CRYSTAL PERKINS, M.D.
Highest Honors
“Natural Language Processing for Identification of Incidental Lung Nodules in CT reports: A Quality Control Tool”

KHALED ABDELGHANY
2nd Place Honors
“Beyond the Verge: Pretreatment Re-Classification of Rectal vs. Colon Cancer with MRI Landmarks of Anterior Peritoneal Reflection and Sigmoid Artery Takeoff”

ZAIN RAHMAT, B.S.
3rd Place Honors
“CS SENSE MRI is as efficacious as traditional imaging of the pediatric brain for indications such as headache and development delay”

RYAN HOFFMAN, D.O.
4th Place Honors
“Processing Algorithms for Improving for Field Homogeneity with Routine 7T MR”

DENNY LU
Radiation Oncology
“MRI Guided Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy for Renal Cell  Carcinoma Oligometastatic to the Pancreas: An Alternative to Surgery”

DAHYUN KANG
Quality & Safety
“Challenges in Diagnosing Calcaneal Fractures: An evaluation of Radiology Residents”

ALBERT XING, D.O.
FRS Committee for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
“Empowering High-Risk Populations: Novel Imaging Approaches for Hepatocellular Carcinoma Screening”

Caroline Encaoua, M.D.
Highest Honors
2022 Research Poster Symposium
“Extremity Leiomyosarcoma MRI Radiomics Predicts
Histologic Grade and Therapeutic Response”

Caroline Canelas, M.D.
2nd Place Honors
2022 Research Poster Symposium
“Imaging Manifestations of Ovarian Torsion: A Multi Modality Review”

Lin Luo, M.D.
3rd Place Honors
2022 Research Poster Symposium
A Rare Case of an Enterocele Causing a Partial Small Bowel Obstruction”

Vincent Cassidy, M.D.
Radiation Oncology
2022 Research Poster Symposium
“Perineural Invasion of Head and Neck Skin Cancer
A 50-year Single Institution Experience”

Jacob E. Bermudez, M.D.
Quality & Safety
2022 Research Poster Symposium
“Contrast-Enhanced Mammography: Utility and Pictorial Review”

Bosten Miller, M.D.
Highest Honors
2021 Research Poster Symposium
“Improving Operational Efficiency in Outpatient Imaging Centers Using Artificial Intelligence”

Vincent Picascio, M.D.
2nd Place Honors
2021 Research Poster Symposium
“3D Applications in Breast Imaging: Modeling and Printing”

Herron Gomillion, M.D.
3rd Place Honors
2021 Research Poster Symposium
“Diagnostic Radiology in the NBA Bubble: Implementation, Collaboration, and Communication”

Anna Hayward, BS.
4th Place Honors
2021 Research Poster Symposium
“Cancer Isn’t Cancelled: Mammography Rescheduling Reminders in Era of COVID-19”

Barbara Manchec, M.D.
Highest Honors
2019 Research Poster Symposium
“Sedation with Propofol during catheter-directed thrombolysis for acute submassive PE is associated with increased mortality”

Joshua Wright, M.D.
2nd Place Honors
2019 Research Poster Symposium
“Improving the Quality of CT Pulmonary Angiograms using Lean Six Sigma Methodology”

Dustin Tew, D.O.
3rd Place Honors
2019 Research Poster Symposium
“High Quality Resident Run Didactic Lectures”

Kunal Patel
2nd Place Honors
2018 Research Poster Symposium
“4D-Parathyroid CT for Preoperative Character of
Parathyroid Andenoma: An Update & Systematic Review”

Chad Cox, Chad Engel, Raj Kedar
Highest Honors
2017 Research Poster Symposium
“Clinical Decision Support for Inpatient Imaging: The Benefits and Overcoming the Challenges Implementing It”

Bo Liu, Vincent Grekoski, Imran Sehgal, Matthew O’Dell
Dzmitry Fursevich, Kimberly Beavers, Michael Valente, Ashley Ramirez
Melissa Kendall, Reem Abdalla, Carole Coyne, William Sensakovic
Manuel Hernandez, Michael Sacerdote, Antonio Gonzalez, Thomas Ward
Nicholas Feranec, Jeremy Burt

2nd Place Honors
2017 Research Poster Symposium
“Prevalence of Coronary Artery Disease in Adults Under 30 Presenting with Acute Chest Pains – A Retrospective Study”

Ivey Royall, Vincent Grekoski, Matthew Hough, William Sensakovic
3rd Place Honors
2017 Research Poster Symposium
“Investigation of Fetal Radiation Dose Estimation Methods”

James Cunningham, Nathan Daley, Jordan Dixon, Michael Kandasawmi
3rd Place Honors
2017 Research Poster Symposium
“Patient Dose During CT Guided Procedures: Differences Between CT Floroscopy Versus CT Helical Imaging”

Lindsay Thornton, Tan Mohammed, Izabella Lipnharski, Nupur Verma
Highest Honors
2016 Research Poster Symposium
“Radiation Safety and ALARA In The Emergency Department: Analysis Of Emergency Medicine Residents’ Awareness And Patient Dialogue”

Chris DeClue, Himanshu Ajrawat, Edward Keshishian, Ahmed Sherif
2nd Place Honors
2016 Research Poster Symposium
“Descriptive Analysis Of Liver MR Enhancement Following Various Chemoembolization Techniques In Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma”

Geetika Klevos, Mohammed Ezuddin, Noam Alperin
Jose Net, Monica Yepes, Fernando Collado-Mesa

3rd Place Honors
2016 Research Poster Symposium
“Supplemental Screening With Hand-Held Bilateral Breast Ultrasound Following a Negative Mammogram In Women With Dense Tissue Who Are Not At High Risk For Breast Cancer”

Alysha Vartevan, Tyler Campbell, Steven Deprima
Highest Honors
2015 Research Poster Symposium
“Linking Optic Nerve Sheath Diameters and Glioblastoma Multiforme: A Retrospective Analysis”

Joseph D. Diaz, Soo Kim, Cooper W. Dean, Charles H. Bush
2nd Place Honors
2015 Research Poster Symposium
“Imaging Features and Incidence Of the Calcaneal Pseudocyst”

Jeremy Macke, Raymund Woo, Laura Varich
3rd Place Honors
2015 Research Poster Symposium
“Accuracy of Robot-Assisted Pedicle Screw Placement For Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis In the Pediatric Population”