Radiology Rewired

RapidAI
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Radiology Rewired explores the transformation of modern medical imaging and highlights the voices who are living and leading that change. Hosted by Vivek Singh, MD, Neuroradiologist, MUSC, the podcast features meaningful conversations with radiologists, innovators, and healthcare executives examining how clinical practice, technology, and workflow are being rewired to meet rising clinical demands This is where imaging’s next chapter takes shape.

Episodes

  1. The Future Workforce | Radiology Rewired

    3D AGO

    The Future Workforce | Radiology Rewired

    Radiology remains one of the most essential specialties in modern medicine, yet many medical students and residents still hear the same warning: “AI is coming for radiologists.” That perception is shaping career decisions, training experiences, and how the next generation approaches image interpretation. In episode 3 of Radiology Rewired, Dr. Vivek Singh is joined by neuroradiologists Dr. Dhairya Lakhani and Dr. Vivek Yedavalli to discuss how AI is already influencing radiology training and why the real risk is not automation, but how future radiologists are taught to work with AI. The conversation focuses on trainees and early-career radiologists. The group explores how poorly designed AI can increase cognitive burden, encourage cognitive offloading, and weaken independent clinical reasoning if it is introduced without guardrails. They also discuss how AI can support learning when it provides context early, reinforces pattern recognition, and helps trainees focus on what matters most. This episode offers a clinician-led perspective on how residency programs, departments, and health systems can adopt AI in ways that strengthen training, protect clinical judgment, and build a more sustainable radiology workforce. Chapters 00:00 – Introduction: why students still worry about AI 01:30 – Imaging demand, burnout, and training pressure 03:45 – How AI narratives affect the radiology pipeline 06:10 – Cognitive burden and cognitive offloading in trainees 09:00 – Using AI to support learning without replacing judgment 11:45 – Workflow design and training-first systems 14:30 – What residents need to graduate confident and independent 17:30 – Preparing the next generation of radiologists Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Read the full episode recap on the RapidAI blog: (enter blog URL here)

    1h 17m
  2. Workflow or Overload? | Radiology Rewired

    12/22/2025

    Workflow or Overload? | Radiology Rewired

    In the second episode of Radiology Rewired, Dr. Singh sits down with Dr. Jeremy Heit, Director of Neuroimaging and Neurointerventional Services at Stanford, to explore the most pressing challenges facing radiology today, from workforce shortages to the rising burden of imaging demand. Dr. Heit discusses why 39 percent of radiologists are considering leaving the field, how private equity consolidation is reshaping career paths, and why medical students remain wary of radiology amid rapid advances in AI. He also breaks down how imaging volumes have accelerated far faster than the radiology workforce, and why deep clinical AI will be essential to closing this widening gap. This episode offers an unfiltered look at burnout, practice pressures, and the evolving role of AI in radiology. Chapters: 00:00 — Introduction: workforce pressures and burnout 01:00 — The collapse of traditional private practice models 02:15 — Why medical students fear entering radiology 03:56 — Understanding the 39 percent burnout statistic 05:23 — How AI has reshaped stroke care and transfer decisions 08:30 — Imaging volume growth vs. workforce capacity 11:00 — What makes an AI tool clinically valuable 13:00 — The future of AI adoption and physician-led innovation Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify See this episode on Youtube!

    1h 35m
  3. AI Meets Imaging | Radiology Rewired

    11/30/2025

    AI Meets Imaging | Radiology Rewired

    In the debut episode of Radiology Rewired, RapidAI’s new clinician-led podcast hosted by Dr. Singh, Dr. Greg Albers—founder of RapidAI and professor of neurology at Stanford University—shares the story behind one of medicine’s most important breakthroughs: extending the stroke treatment window to 24 hours. Dr. Albers recounts how decades of imaging research led from early diffusion-perfusion MRI to automated AI tools that changed global stroke guidelines and transformed how teams diagnose and treat patients. This episode explores how deep clinical AI is reshaping radiology and why credible, clinician-led innovation remains essential for the next generation of healthcare technology. Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction: Will AI replace radiologists? 02:15 – The origins of stroke imaging research 06:40 – How diffusion and perfusion imaging redefined treatment 12:10 – The creation of RapidAI and clinical automation 18:00 – Why AI reinforces, not replaces, radiologists 25:00 – The future of explainable AI in stroke care Listen on Apple Podcasts and Spotify See this episode on Youtube! Learn more: rapidai.com/podcast/radiology-rewired

    1h 12m

  4. SEASON 1 TRAILER

    Radiology Rewired Podcast | A RapidAI original

    Radiology is being rewired in real time, and the voices leading that change are stepping up to the mic. Introducing Radiology Rewired, a new podcast from RapidAI, hosted by Vivek Singh, MD. Each episode features leading clinicians, researchers, and industry disruptors to unpack how innovation, economics, and human insight are redefining the future of imaging. It’s candid, thought-provoking, and created for everyone connected to radiology.  🎧 Episode 1 drops later this month. Follow RapidAI to be first to listen.  View teaser on YouTube! #RadiologyRewired #Radiology #AIinHealthcare #Podcast

    1 min

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Radiology Rewired explores the transformation of modern medical imaging and highlights the voices who are living and leading that change. Hosted by Vivek Singh, MD, Neuroradiologist, MUSC, the podcast features meaningful conversations with radiologists, innovators, and healthcare executives examining how clinical practice, technology, and workflow are being rewired to meet rising clinical demands This is where imaging’s next chapter takes shape.

Information

  • Creator
    RapidAI
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Radiology Rewired
  • Show Website
    Radiology Rewired