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ABOUT THE JOURNAL

Imaging Director — At the Center of Imaging Growth, Strategy & Leadership is the only print and digital journal devoted to the operational, technological, and strategic side of radiology. We reach more than 47,500 readers worldwide, including 7,500 in print—targeting imaging directors, department managers, and procurement leads—and a broader digital audience of radiology professionals and specialists. Each issue blends real-world case studies, technology analysis, workflow innovations, and leadership perspectives, covering topics from AI integration and compliance to purchasing trends and staff development.

IMAGING DIRECTOR

THE JOURNAL OF RADIOLOGY LEADERSHIP

Journal Focus Topics

Clinical and managerial case studies

White papers and best-practice reports

Facility profiles and workflow innovations

Interviews with senior imaging leaders

Technology spotlights on key modalities

Future-focused articles on AI

Future Topics

  • Editorial Deadline: November 1, 2025
    Ad Close Date: November 10, 2025
    Topics:
    • Equipment Purchasing Trends: 2026 Budget Priorities
    • Imaging Suite Design: Maximizing Workflow & Space
    • AI Integration: Real Results from Mid-Sized Facilities
    • Leadership Profile: Women in Imaging Administration
    • Modality Spotlight: MRI

  • Editorial Deadline: January 3, 2026 Ad Close Date: January 10, 2026 Topics: • Staff Retention in Imaging: New Strategies Post-COVID • Interoperability Challenges in Radiology IT • Vendor-Neutral Archives: Are They the Future? • Facility Report: High-Volume Outpatient Success • Modality Spotlight: CT

  • Editorial Deadline: March 1, 2026 Ad Close Date: March 10, 2026 Topics: • Compliance & Accreditation Updates: 2026 Standards • The Hybrid Imaging Director: Balancing Clinical and Admin • Scheduling Systems that Actually Work • Case Study: Small Hospital, Big Imaging Wins • Modality Spotlight: Ultrasound

  • Editorial Deadline: May 1, 2026 Ad Close Date: May 10, 2026 Topics: • Hiring the Next Generation: Engaging Radiology Students • Disaster Planning for Imaging Departments • Optimizing Mobile Imaging Services • Interview: AHRA Thought Leader Roundtable • Modality Spotlight: Interventional Radiology • Bonus Distribution: AHRA Annual Meeting

  • Editorial Deadline: July 1, 2026 Ad Close Date: July 10, 2026 Topics: • Imaging Analytics: Making Data Actionable • Remote Reading & Teleradiology Management • Green Imaging: Sustainable Equipment & Practices • Facility Report: Rural Imaging Innovation • Modality Spotlight: Software & PACS Systems

  • Editorial Deadline: TBD Ad Close Date: August 1, 2026 Publication Date: October 2026 Description: The Imaging Director Buyers Guide is the only print reference guide in the field dedicated exclusively to radiology products, technologies, and vendors. This essential annual issue includes: • Listings of 400+ radiology companies, sorted alphabetically and by product category • Comparison charts across all major imaging modalities (MRI, CT, Ultrasound, PET/CT, etc.) • An exclusive editorial forecast on imaging trends over the next 2–3 years, including AI, automation, enterprise imaging, and informatics • Designed as a year-round purchasing resource for imaging directors, department heads, and healthcare buyers

  • Editorial Deadline: September 1, 2026 Ad Close Date: September 10, 2026 Topics: • Year-End Imaging Technology Review • Budgeting & Capital Planning for 2027 • Radiologist-Administrator Collaboration Models • Case Study: AI Deployment Across Multiple Modalities • Modality Spotlight: PET/CT & Nuclear Medicine • Bonus Distribution: RSNA Annual Meeting

Buyers Guide 2026

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The Only Print Reference Guide Dedicated
to Radiology Decision-Makers

The Imaging Director Buyers Guide is the premier annual resource used by imaging directors, radiology managers, department heads, and hospital procurement teams throughout the US and globally.

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News

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Siemens Healthineers Announces First U.S. Installation of Naeotom Alpha.Pro Photon-Counting Computed Tomography Scanner

PCCT registers each X-ray photon that passes through the patient to acquire more detailed anatomical images with functional information. Level I Trauma Center.

MRI

Akumin – Deployment of PET/CT Modular Units

Akumin announced the deployment of its first two AXIS Expandable Patient Units at Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto and Bon Secours Harbour View Medical Center. These modular units include PET/CT technology and can expand hospital imaging capacity quickly without major capital investments in fixed infrastructure.

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