The 18th annual RAD-AID Conference on International Radiology and Global Health will be held on Saturday, November 7th, 2026, at George Washington University (Jack Morton Auditorium in the Media and Public Affairs Building at 805 21st Street, NW) in Washington, DC. Presentations will be held from 9 am to 5:30 pm EST. Breakfast will be served in the upper and lower levels from 8-9am. Lunch will be provided. Registration is now closed. We hope to see you next time!
2025 RAD-AID Conference Presenters
The 2026 RAD-AID Conference agenda is fresh off the press! The 2026 RAD-AID Conference agenda is available here.
This conference presents important topics and networking opportunities on global health outreach for radiology and radiation oncology in helping low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) as well as medically underserved populations in high-income countries.
2025 RAD-AID Conference Panel Discussion
The format of RAD-AID Conference includes ~25 short 15-minute presentations and panel discussions with audience comments/Q&A on global health radiology topics from around the world, covering strategies for increasing and improving health equity. Conference attendees include physicians, radiologic technologists, radiation therapists, nurses, sonographers, medical physicists, IT specialists, nonprofits/business managers, engineers, and public health specialists, for a robust interdisciplinary dialogue on global health equity.
CME, CE, and Contact Hours for physicians, technologists, therapists, sonographers, and nurses are available. 6-8 credits may be awarded to in-person and virtual participants.
Every year, RAD-AID offers the opportunity for attendees to learn about global health radiology projects. Oral and poster presentations occur during blocks of time prior to the conference start, during conference breaks, and over the lunchtime period. These presentations are given in the lobby, outside the auditorium, and on the lower level of the conference location. Abstract submission applications for the 2026 RAD-AID Conference are now closed. We look forward to learning about global health radiology projects during the conference in Washington, DC!