AAWR

The American Association for Women in Radiology

AAWR STATEMENT OF PURPOSE 

AAWR is committed to inspiring and mentoring women in radiology, radiation oncology, and related professions through a supportive community focused on networking, mentorship, and education. Membership and involvement are open to all physicians and PhD researchers in the imaging community, regardless of gender. 

Our focuses include: 

  • Networking among women and allies in radiology
  • Increasing visibility of women in radiology
  • Sponsorship of activities that impact women in radiology
  • Mentoring and coaching programs to advance careers of women in radiology

The Value of AAWR Membership 

The AAWR was founded in 1981 to address social and economic issues facing women in radiology. The profession of radiology is dramatically changing, with increasing representation by women. We invite radiologists, radiation oncologists, radiation physicists, and radiation biologists. We welcome all allies who support them. Membership categories include attending radiologists from the US and Canada, members-in-training, and international radiologists.

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Upcoming Events

Sat Sep 26, 2026ASTRO Annual Meeting
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Sun Oct 11, 2026SABI Annual Meeting
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Sun Nov 29, 2026AAWR @ RSNA: Foundation Dinner
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Mon Nov 30, 2026AAWR @ RSNA: Luncheon
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Tue Dec 1, 2026AAWR @ RSNA: Speed Mentoring
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Latest AAWR Highlights

The Academy for Radiology & Biomedical Imaging Research's Future of Health: Medical Imaging Research Hill Day

AAWR is proud to support the Academy's Hill Day—focused on communicating the vital importance of medical imaging research and the impact of sustained federal investment in research at the NIH.