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.
Latest News
BCRS General Meeting going VIRTUAL – June 29, 2020
The BC Radiological Society is adjusting the way we conduct business given COVID-19. Part of this requires us to switch from[...]
Virtual Breast Screening Forum – June 27, 2020
Plan to attend this webinar to gain valuable breast imaging education and credits. The Virtual Breast Screening Forum 2020 hosted[...]
COVID-19: Safe Guidelines for Breast Imaging During the Pandemic
The Canadian Society for Breast Imaging, with support from the Canadian Association of Radiologists, has published Safe Guidelines for Breast[...]
Did you know?
A radiologist is a physician who has at least 13 years of post secondary training. These doctors have trained for at least four years in the speciality of diagnostic radiology after obtaining his or her MD. The training includes the modalities of radiography (“plain” X-ray images), ultrasound, CT and MRI. Some radiologists may also obtain training in Interventional Radiology or Nuclear medicine.