AAR 2027 Annual Meeting, 75th Anniversary. April 13-16, 2027. The Grand America and Little America, Salt Lake City, Utah. Radiology Reimagined: Training and Practice in the AI Era. Association of Academic Radiology.
AAR 75th Annual Meeting
Special Programs
Applications for special programs at the AAR 75th Annual Meeting, April 13–16, 2027 in Salt Lake City, Utah, opened Wednesday, September 16, 2026. The deadline to apply is October 14, 2026.
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Applications Open
Sept 16, 2026
Application Deadline
October 14, 2026
Opportunity for Faculty/Administrators
Faculty Development Program
Brings together promising junior radiology physician faculty members for a one-day program of education and networking.
United Imaging Radiology Management Program
Focuses on management and leadership training and is based primarily on the case-study method in combination with keynote talks.
Opportunity for Trainees
AAR-ACR Research Scholar Program
The program seeks to bring together residents and fellows who have background and interest in scientific, health services, and health policy research with seasoned academic radiologists. The full-day program offers health policy research curriculum, scholar presentations, and focused mentoring sessions.
Applicants will be required to prepare an abstract for a current research project for which they are the lead investigator and first author.
A stipend will be paid to each participating department to offset travel expenses.
AAR Radiology Resident Academic Leadership Development (ARRALD)
Provides focused mentorship, leadership, and academic development activities to better prepare PGY3 residents for their transition into successful careers as leaders in academic radiology.
A stipend will be paid to each participating department to offset travel expenses.
AAR Clinical Education Track (CET)
Started in 2026 — the AAR is trialing a new education track for residents.
The Association of Academic Radiology Clinical Educator Track (CET) aims to inspire and prepare junior radiology residents for academic careers by providing a comprehensive two-year curriculum. This program includes special programming at the annual AAR conference, mentorship from experienced educators, and mentorship in a scholarly project. The curriculum covers essential teaching methodologies, innovative teaching methods, and the development of impactful presentations. Residents will be paired with mentors and are required to complete an educational project by the end of the two-year program.
A total of 10 awards will be given.