Coaching

In this track radiologists at any career stage will learn about, develop, and nurture a coaching mindset which will help grow their emotional intelligence.  The goal for the program is for the radiologist to learn how to use coaching tools to enhance interactions and performance both professionally and personally.  

Our goals for the participants are to:

• Understand and grow a coaching mindset
• Use coaching perspectives to help grow your own emotional intelligence
• Use coaching tools to enhance interactions and performance
• For some, to inspire you to purse more formal training and function as an effective coach

Success Strategies

In this track, radiologists at any career stage will learn about and discuss a range of topics associated with career success and avoiding pitfalls, including identifying attributes of a good mentor/mentee, how to give and receive feedback, basic concepts of radiology productivity and the revenue cycle, basic negotiation skills, career pathways and tracks to leadership, maintaining work-life balance, and long-term career and financial planning. Through focused readings and candid discussions, this track will help prepare the next generation of radiologists for continued life and work accomplishments.

Dr. Neil M. Rofsky

Neil M. Rofsky, MD, MHA, is the Dr. Charles and Marilyn Newman Professor and Chair of Diagnostic, Molecular and Interventional Radiology at the Mount Sinai Health System. He is also the Senior Associate Dean of Wellness and Coaching for the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. 

Dr. Carolyn Wang

Dr. Carolyn Wang is an Associate Professor in Radiology subspecializing in abdominal imaging at the University of Washington. She serves as the Medical Director for Imaging at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance. Her research is focused on oncologic imaging, imaging biomarkers for treatment response, patient safety and quality, and contrast media.

Dr. Khashayar (Khashy) Rafatzand

Iranian-Canadian father, novice philosopher and mid-career radiologist living in Montreal. Associate professor of radiology, body MRI enthusiast, current director of MRI Value and Quality at McGill. Recent graduate of McGill's International Masters in Health Leadership and Harvard PON Negotiation and Conflict Management programs. First cohort graduate of SABI’s coaching program. Coaching instructor in SABI’s COOLEST (COaching cOnversations as a LEadership STyle) program since 2020

Dr. David Mayer

Retired after 36 years of Diagnostic Radiology with primary subspecialties of Body Imaging and MSK. Also spent most of my career as a Chief or Chairman, primarily in Radiology Departments with Residents and/or Fellows. Extensive management and physician leadership experience.

Dr. Michael Gee

Michael Gee, MD, PhD is the Vice-Chair of Clinical Operations, Chief of Pediatric Radiology, and Director of the Pediatric Imaging Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and Associate Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School in Boston. He is an expert on rapid MRI protocols, non-sedation MRI techniques, and imaging biomarkers in oncology and inflammatory bowel disease. He also has a long-standing interest in trainee education, innovative teaching methods and career mentorship for trainees and junior faculty.

Dr. Priyanka Jha

Dr. Anu Shenoy-Bhangle

Anuradha ( Anu) Shenoy-Bhangle, MD, FSABI is a Staff Radiologist at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Assitant Professor of Radiology at Harvard Medical School in Boston. Her interest in mentorship and career development stem from her recent experience working and mentoring trainees as Associate Residency Program Director and Fellowship Program Director. Her clinical interests focus on Endometriosis imaging and Liver imaging.