Published
October 21, 2026
Radiology is constantly evolving, and staying current requires more than keeping up with the latest research. It takes collaboration, curiosity and a willingness to learn from those around you.
In this video, Elias Kikano, MD, Director of Imaging Informatics at Emory University, shares how working in an academic environment helps him stay grounded as a radiologist. Teaching residents encourages him to stay up to date on literature, reporting practices and clinical advancements, but the benefit goes both ways. Residents and fellows bring fresh perspectives, creating a collaborative environment where everyone benefits.
Dr. Kikano also highlights the importance of leaning on colleagues throughout your career. Whether it's discussing an unusual case or asking for a second opinion, fostering a culture where radiologists feel comfortable seeking guidance leads to more consistent reporting and better patient care.
Radiology has always been a team sport. Continuous learning helps ensure radiologists deliver the highest level of care while adapting to an ever-changing field.
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