Message from the President
The Long Island Radiological Society is dedicated to the promotion of high standards of practice in medicine with a focus on Radiology and Radiation Oncology.
New Website
The Society is proud to announce our new website. We are actively updating content and will soon give our membership an LIRS Blog and the ability to pay dues online. If anyone has any new ideas for improving this site, please feel free to get involved with our Website/Electronics Committee headed by the incoming Education Committee Chair, Dr. Mazzie.
2011-2012 Lecture Series
The 2011-2012 Long Island Radiological Society lecture series will bring world renowned speakers and researchers in their field of Radiology to Long Island for our membership to learn from, interact with and, in turn, obtain CME credit. Prior to each lecture, members will enjoy a social cocktail hour and a fabulous buffet dinner from the Woodbury Country Club chef.
Get Involved!
The Executive Committee is interested in having our membership get more involved in the Society. We encourage all members to join a committee or chair a committee of their interest. Please contact or our administrative assistant, Deborah Dabbene, for more information.
In conclusion, I look forward to seeing all of you at the upcoming cocktail hours, dinners and lectures, as I know this year will be a great one.
Yours Truly,
George Autz, MD
President, Long Island Radiological Society, Inc.
Benefits of Membership
ACR & LIRS: The Voice of Radiology
The American College of Radiology (ACR) and Long Island Radiological Society (LIRS) are the voice of radiology when it comes to important practice issues such as the pre-authorization programs for PET, MRI and CT, balance billing, radiology assistants, overutilization of medical imaging, reimbursement for radiology services, and more.
ACR and LIRS leaders work hard to protect both our patients and the profession of radiology. Whether you are just starting or well-established, membership has benefits.