Eric Postal, MD, is a diagnostic radiologist with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Credit Where Credit is Due
Positive reinforcement for radiologists.
GoodRads.com
A forum for radiologists to talk about employment.
Too-independent Contractors
The problem with independent contracting in radiology.
Life in the (Radiological) Fast Lane
Choosing which radiologists to please.
The Emperor’s New Lesion
Debating the existence of a lesion in radiology.
Rewriting the Rules…Again
Time to focus on who writes health care legislation.
Worrying is Underrated
Worrying in radiology.
99 Problems or Sometimes it’s OK to Eat the Low-hanging Fruit
Prioritizing in radiology.
Slicing Up the Pie
Not-so-equal shares in radiology.
Another Clinical-history Piece…
The joys of clinical history in radiology.
Santa Rad
The radiologist’s Christmas wish list.
Tooting Your Own Horn
Letting people know what a great radiologist you are.
Everything Old is New Again
The joys of learning radiology.
To Coin a Radiological Phrase
Quotes for radiologists to live by.
How Many Lottery Tickets Do You Have?
Million dollar ideas in radiology.
Dammit Jim, I’m a Doctor, Not a Ventriloquist’s Dummy
Putting someone else’s words in the radiology report.
Even Steven
When everything works out in radiology.
On Good Behavior
Making up for misbehaving in radiology.
How to Vote, 2016-style
Voting in 2016, radiologist-style.
Process of Elimination
How to spot a radiologist a mile away.
Therapeutic Radiology
Diagnosing and beyond.
Paling by Comparison
The comparison section in the radiology report.
Getting Clobbered
There is satisfaction in working hard.
The Agony and the Ecstasy…of Upgrades
The woes of installing a new system.
Upgrades: My Love/Hate Relationship
Upgrading technology used to be fun.
(Not) Choosing Mediocrity
Striving to be better than average in radiology.
What’s Your Plan (and Does it Matter)?
Making a plan, or not, in radiology and life.
Mountain Peak and Valley Floor
Constantly striving for more in radiology.
Oh, the Vanity!
Vanity license plates in radiology.
Running Hot and Cold
Managing the range of emotions in radiology.