President:
Christopher Mutter, DO
Councilor 2nd Term
Christopher Mutter, DO
Secretary/Treasurer:
Christina Cinelli, MD
Resident Representative
Evan Devanny, MD
Become a Member
The Maine Radiological Society are those of the ACR: advancing the science of radiology, improving radiologic services to patients and the medical community, and studying the economics of radiology; the encouragement of improved and continuing education for radiologists; and the establishment and maintenance of high medical and ethical standards in the practice of radiology. To become a member visit: https://www.acr.org/Member-Resources/membership. For more information, please contact Tracy Lloyd, Executive Director at 207-446-2027 or [email protected].
2026 RLI Leadership Programs: Scholarship Opportunities for Maine Radiologists
The Maine Radiological Society is pleased to share a range of 2026 Radiology Leadership Institute (RLI) programs available for chapter scholarship support, offering valuable leadership development opportunities for radiologists at every career stage.
Residents and fellows can take advantage of programs such as RLI Leadership Essentials, a free, four‑month virtual series focused on foundational leadership and non‑interpretive skills, as well as Kickstart Your Career: Career Confidence Collection, a self‑paced program with optional live learning and mentorship. Residency programs may also explore the RLI Resident Milestones Program, which supports education in healthcare economics and systems‑based practice.
Young and emerging leaders have access to From Peer to Leader: Practical Skills for the New Radiology Leader, combining on‑demand education with a live virtual workshop designed to help new leaders build credibility and manage real‑world challenges.
For mid‑career radiologists, opportunities include the RLI Leadership Accelerator, a nine‑week virtual course emphasizing business, operations, and strategic leadership, and the ACR–RBMA Practice Leadership Forum, an in‑person meeting focused on the business and operational realities of radiology practice.
Finally, radiologists at all career stages are encouraged to consider the 2026 RLI Summit, an immersive, in‑person experience featuring expert faculty, interactive case studies, and collaborative learning designed to strengthen leadership skills across diverse practice settings.
These programs reflect the Society’s ongoing commitment to supporting leadership growth within Maine’s radiology community. Members interested in scholarships or program participation are encouraged to learn more and take advantage of these opportunities.
For more information, please go to 2026 RLI Program Options for Chapter Scholarships_Maine
To Apply please go to Maine Rad Society 2026 RLI Scholarship Application by June 1, 2026.
