Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐

🎙️ Episode 5: How to Crush Your Radiology Rotation as a Med Student

It’s July, and thousands of medical students are starting their radiology electives and audition rotations. In this episode, we shift from reading images to learning how to stand out on the rotation (though I'll throw in a pearl about XGPN).

You’ll learn practical strategies that can make a lasting impression—from the importance of being early and being well dressed and attentive.  We will also go over common mistakes that can hurt your evaluation. We’ll discuss how to work effectively with residents and attendings, what to do before your first day, and how to demonstrate curiosity, professionalism, and initiative without getting in the way.
Whether you’re considering radiology as a career or simply want to maximize your elective, this episode provides actionable advice to help you succeed.

Topics include:
• How to prepare before day one
• Reading room etiquette
• Asking questions that impress
• Common mistakes to avoid
• Tips for earning an outstanding letter of recommendation
• Resources to continue learning after the rotation

Because in radiology, you only see what you know—and attendings notice students who are eager to learn.  Remember not to be staring at your smartphones during rotations.  Instead have a pocket radiology guide in which you can take notes--I think I know a good one.

We will have a part 2 where we talk about how to approach cases as a medical student if you are on the "hot seat"

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What is Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐?

Learning radiology doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Don’t Miss That Radiology delivers high-yield imaging pearls, classic radiology signs, board-style questions, and real-world cases in short, easy-to-understand episodes. Whether you’re a medical student, resident, PA, NP, or healthcare professional, you’ll learn practical imaging concepts you can apply immediately. Hosted by Dr. Matthew Hartman, radiologist, educator, and creator of Radiology 101, this podcast focuses on the findings you don’t want to miss.