Brian Lally Takes on Leadership Role as New President of ACRO
About the role
The American College of Radiation Oncology (ACRO) has elected Brian Lally, a renowned radiation oncologist, as its new President. Dr. Lally will take over from his current position as Vice President/President-Elect.
Responsibilities
- Guiding ACRO's mission and strategic direction
- Leading the Finance and Operations Committee
- Advocating for appropriate reimbursement and improving clinical practices
- Organizing educational activities and continuing medical education
- Ensuring high-quality care for radiation therapy patients
Requirements
Dr. Lally brings extensive academic and clinical expertise to the role, having previously served as a Radiation Oncologist and Medical Director at the University of Pennsylvania, and as an Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at Wake Forest University and the University of Miami.
Qualifications
- Associate Professor and Vice-Chair of Operations at the Medical University of South Carolina, Hollings Cancer Center
- Residency in radiation oncology at Yale University
- Fellowship at Wake Forest University
Skills
- Strategic planning and implementation
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Leadership in clinical and educational settings
- Advocacy for appropriate reimbursement and resource management
Benefits
As President of ACRO, Dr. Lally will have the opportunity to lead a professional organization dedicated to supporting the practice of radiation oncology. This role offers a platform to advocate for the field, improve clinical practices, and enhance the quality of care for radiation therapy patients.
Pay
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Schedule
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Benefits
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Contact Information
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