British Columbia Radiological Society
We are a non-profit professional organization representing radiologists who practice in British Columbia.
COVID-19
COVID-19 has caused tremendous shifts and changes in all radiologists practices throughout this province including both hospital and community clinics. Most outpatient imaging at the hospitals have now been limited and the volumes at clinics are likewise reduced. The BCRS is doing our best to help our members and stakeholders navigate these unchartered waters.
Our Most Popular Courses
Keep your training up to date with a stream of quality on-demand courses that will keep you coming back for more.
Rectal Cancer Staging and Reporting
This fourth and final instalment in the 2022 series of Standardized Reporting CME, the BCRS is pleased to bring you a multidisciplinary session on reporting gynecological imaging.
Beyond O-RADS: Gynecological Imaging and Standardized Reporting
This third instalment in a series of Standardized Reporting CME, the BCRS is pleased to bring you a multidisciplinary session on reporting gynecological imaging.
Liver Imaging Data and Reporting System (LI-RADS): BCRS Standardized Reporting CME
The BCRS is pleased to bring you a new virtual continuing professional development course on structured reporting - Liver Imaging - Reporting and Data Systems (LI-RADS).
Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS): BCRS Standardized Reporting CME
The BCRS is pleased to bring you a new virtual continuing professional development series on Standardized Reporting. The first event in the series will focus on Breast Imaging - Reporting and Data Systems (BI-RADS).
Introducing Dual Energy CT to Your Practice
The BCRS is pleased to bring you a virtual continuing professional development event on introducing DECT to your practice along with tips and practical applications to various body parts.
Virtual Neuroimaging: Approach to Head & Neck Tumours
All radiologists, regardless of practice type, will benefit from these valuable lectures on anatomy and pathology, staging and post-treatment imaging as well as a session to review Tumour Board cases.
Trauma Imaging: What Clinicians Want to Know from the Radiologist
This course will increase the value you provide to physicians that manage trauma patients through effective communications and relevant reports, translating to improved patient care and outcomes.
Virtual Neuroimaging: CT Angiography of the Head & Neck
This course include a presentation on Multiphase CTA Hot Stroke Protocol as well as updates on imaging for stroke, intervention and related neuroimaging including a clinical presentation on the neurologist’s perspective.
Virtual Breast Screening Forum
This course will be of interest to any physician concerned with breast imaging and interventional procedures of the breast. It features talks by leading radiologists in the field including Drs. Paula Gordon, Jean Seely, Edward Sickles and Linda Warren.
Pediatric Imaging Update: Pearls and Pitfalls for General Radiologists
The course includes insightful talks by BC Children's Hospital radiologists and keynote speaker, Dr. Ramesh Iyer, a Pediatric Radiologist at Seattle Children’s Hospital on commonly encountered entities in general radiology practice as well as lesson from Dr. Iyer on Communicating Radiation Risk to Pediatric Patients and Families.
Making a Difference
The Imaging Saves Lives Campaign highlights real life stories to showcase the difference radiologists make in the lives of their patients.
Your BCRS Membership
Enhancing and advancing the role of radiologists through advocacy, information and support.
Practice Support
Practice guidelines and other valuable logistical resources to help you run a thriving practice.
Advocacy
Learn how we are making the voice of radiologists heard by key stakeholders in the health care system as well as the general public.
Continuing Medical Education
Accredited courses to advance your career from leading radiologists in BC, Canada and around the world.
BCRS News
Information, events and advocacy to keep you up to date.
Ultrasound Providers Survey: The Feasibility of the Structured First Trimester Anatomical Assessment
