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The Society of Interventional Radiology inducted 26 new Fellows during SIR’s 36th Annual Scientific Meeting this past March in Chicago, Ill. An SIR Fellow (or FSIR) is an interventional radiologist who has been an active or corresponding SIR member for at least five years and who has distinguished himself or herself individually and has been recognized by the society as a leading contributor in educational, investigational, organizational or professional aspects of interventional
radiology.

“Being named a Society of Interventional Radiology Fellow is the highest recognition by one’s peers and acknowledges sustained outstanding performance,” said SIR President Timothy P. Murphy, M.D., FSIR

Fewer than 10 percent of SIR’s 4,700 members have achieved this honor.