Dr. Lucy Frank Squire: Fundamentally better together

Smith, Elainea N.; Spalluto, Lucy B.; Porter, Kristin K.

doi:10.1016/j.clinimag.2018.09.007

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“…Since 2017, Clinical Imaging and the American Association for Women Radiologists (AAWR) have celebrated the International Day of Radiology by recognizing the life and achievements of outstanding women in the history of radiology, previously featuring Marie Curie (2017), Lucy Frank Squire (2018) and Alice Ettinger (2019). [1][2][3] In the past year, this has expanded to develop a collection of articles highlighting the lives and achievements of female ACR Gold Medal winners, as Curie and Ettinger were a part of this small cohort. This article focuses on the seventh female ACR Gold Medal winner, Dr. Valerie Jackson.…”

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Dr. Valerie Jackson: the 7th female ACR Gold Medal winner

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ACR RSNA Radiology Education ABR SCARD Gold medal Mentorship Academic careerDr. Jackson completed diagnostic radiology residency at Indiana University in 1982. Drawn to the mix of subspecialized clinical work, teaching and research available in academic radiology, she joined the Department of Radiology at Indiana University. She was soon made section chief of breast imaging and became a full professor in 1990. In 1993, Dr. Jackson became the residency program director, a role that she held for 10 years. In 2004, after one year as interim department chair, she become the department chair, a role in which she also served for 10 years, overseeing the merger of the Indiana University department of radiology with a nearby private practice. 4,5 Involvement in organized medicineDr. Jackson has been involved in multiple radiology societies at the highest levels including the American Board of Radiology (ABR), the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), and the ACR, as well as the Society of Chairs of Academic Radiology (SCARD) and Society of ☆ This article is one in a series highlighting female ACR Gold Medal winners.

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Dr. Valerie Jackson: the 7th female ACR Gold Medal winner

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2021

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“…This day has been celebrated annually on November 8 since 2012 to promote awareness of the role of medical imaging in healthcare. Since 2017, Clinical Imaging and the American Association for Women Radiologists (AAWR) have celebrated the International Day of Radiology by recognizing the life and achievements of outstanding women in the history of radiology, thus far featuring Marie Curie and Lucy Frank Squire [1,2].…”

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Dr. Alice Ettinger: Pioneer of fluoroscopy and exceptional teacher

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2019

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Dr. Lucy Frank Squire: Fundamentally better together

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Dr. Valerie Jackson: the 7th female ACR Gold Medal winner

Dr. Valerie Jackson: the 7th female ACR Gold Medal winner

Dr. Alice Ettinger: Pioneer of fluoroscopy and exceptional teacher

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