UCSF Practical On-Call Radiology in Palm Springs 2025

The UCSF Practical On-Call Radiology course is a focused, three-day training designed for radiologists with general on-call duties. It emphasizes rapid, accurate imaging interpretation across multiple organ systems, covering both traumatic and non-traumatic emergencies in thoracic, neuro, musculoskeletal, abdominal, genitourinary, and obstetric/gynecologic domains.

What You Will Learn

• Systematic approaches to acute imaging cases in trauma and non-trauma settings

• Identifying urgent thoracic conditions: acute aortic syndromes, pulmonary embolism, acute lung disease, and incidental findings

• Neuro emergencies: intracranial hemorrhage, infection, spinal pathology, facial complaints

• Musculoskeletal: joint trauma, infection, fractures, soft tissue injury

• Abdominal, GI, and GU emergencies: bowel obstruction, vascular emergencies, renal/urinary pathology

• Obstetric/gynecologic emergencies: acute pelvic pain, pregnancy-related imaging

• Use of ultrasound, CT, MRI in acute settings and integration into decision making

Event Details

• Dates: March 20–22, 2025

• Venue: Hyatt Regency Indian Wells Resort & Spa, Palm Springs / Indian Wells, California

Who Should Attend

• Radiologists with general on-call responsibilities

• Radiologists looking to sharpen skills in acute / emergency imaging

• Fellows, advanced trainees, and radiology practitioners who interpret urgent cases

• Radiologic technologists, advanced practice professionals, and imaging staff supporting emergency imaging

Why Attend

• Improve diagnostic confidence in handling acute imaging across multiple organ systems

• Enhance speed and accuracy in urgent scenarios to support timely patient care

• Learn from UCSF faculty and guest experts in real-world imaging challenges

• Participate in a concentrated format ideal for working clinicians

Official course source: UCSF Practical On-Call Radiology 2025 brochure. The official program confirms the March 20–22, 2025 course, its acute imaging scope and electronic syllabus; merchant file counts are not stated by UCSF.