Global Radiology Community
An international Discord community where radiologists and trainees can ask questions, discuss cases, exchange perspectives and build professional connections in real time.
RadDiscord is a community-led space where radiologists and radiology trainees connect in real time, work through cases, exchange resources, join educational events and learn from one another.
Inside the community
An engaging community that brings together resources, collaboration and discussion beyond static educational materials, supporting learners throughout their educational journey.
An international Discord community where radiologists and trainees can ask questions, discuss cases, exchange perspectives and build professional connections in real time.
Members work through unknown cases in hot-seat or interactive polling formats, learning collaboratively as a group.
Regular case-based prompts invite members to consider findings, differentials and next steps, then discuss the case with the community.
A central hub for educational resources shared by members, including links, study tools and practical tips. Shared resources reflect community contributions rather than formal endorsement by RadDiscord.
A place to seek perspective on training and careers, connect with peers and educators, and build supportive professional relationships.
Original case reviews, lectures and community sessions hosted online, with event access shared through the RadDiscord server.
Occasional anonymous surveys offer descriptive snapshots of resource use, study patterns and member experiences. They are shared for context and discussion, not as validated performance guidance.
Community survey summaries
Anonymous survey summaries can offer a descriptive view of how respondents use educational resources and organise their study time. These figures are shared for context and discussion, not as validated recommendations or predictions of individual performance.
The 2025 anonymous member survey shows how respondents reported using and rating selected study resources. The results reflect member experiences and opinions rather than formal endorsement or independent evaluation.
This graphic shows the self-reported composite score distribution from the 2025 survey respondents. It describes this respondent sample only and is not intended to benchmark or predict an individual outcome.
The 2025 survey summarises reported equivalent weeks of study time by institution type and residency class size. The data can prompt discussion and reflection, but do not define an ideal schedule.
Important context: These graphics summarise anonymous, self-reported responses from the 2025 RadDiscord member survey (n=115) and may be affected by response and selection bias.
Live education
The RadDiscord server is the primary place for event announcements and access details.
Become a RadDiscord member and follow the #upcoming-event channel on the server.
Zoom links and passwords for original @RadDiscord events are made available through the server.
Follow @RadDiscord on X for event announcements and broader community updates.
Our story
RadDiscord began during the COVID-19 pandemic as a space for radiology residents to study, connect and support one another. It quickly expanded to include fellows, faculty educators, practising radiologists and trainees from around the world.
Its strength is real-time interaction: members ask questions, work through cases, exchange resources, discuss careers and build friendships across institutions and borders.
Started by Grace, nurtured by the community.
How the community is governed
Read the principles, structure and governance framework that guide the RadDiscord community.
The people behind the community
Meet the volunteers who help guide, moderate and support the RadDiscord community. Headshots, names and roles can be updated as the team changes over time.