King Edward Medical University | Lahore
The Kemcolians' Radiology Interest Group for students exploring diagnostic imaging, interventional radiology, research, and mentorship.
About the group
KemRad brings together Kemcolians who want early exposure to the language, workflow, and future of medical imaging. The group is built around practical learning: reading cases, hearing from physicians, finding mentors, and seeing how radiology shapes decisions across every specialty.
Whether you are curious about your first chest X-ray or already thinking about diagnostic or interventional radiology, the group is a place to learn with peers and ask better clinical questions.
Leadership
KemRad is built by students and shaped by mentors who opened pathways into radiology for Kemcolians and students across Pakistan.
Current President of KemRad and Postdoctoral Clinical Research Fellow in Interventional Radiology at Brigham and Women's Hospital / Harvard Medical School. A King Edward Medical University graduate, he helps guide KemRad's membership, announcements, student engagement, and research-facing initiatives.
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Founder of KemRad and founder of RSAP. A King Edward Medical University graduate, he previously served as a postdoctoral research fellow at Northwestern University and is now an Interventional Radiology resident at Northwestern. He has been contributing extensively to mentorship, research, and early clinical exposure in the IR field.
Official links
These are the main public KemRad links for membership, updates, and official pages.
What KemRad focuses on
Build comfort with anatomy, modality choice, common findings, and the clinical reasoning behind imaging requests.
Practice pattern recognition through bite-sized cases, discussions, and student teaching sessions.
Connect students with conversations about radiology training, daily practice, electives, and application planning.
Help students move from curiosity to contribution through project ideas, abstracts, literature reviews, and collaboration.
Programming
Activities can shift with the academic calendar, student interest, and physician availability while keeping the focus on practical radiology exposure.
Introductory sessions on modality basics, anatomy review, and clinical imaging questions.
Short, interactive case discussions that make image interpretation less intimidating.
Panels and Q&A sessions with doctors, residents, alumni, and students pursuing radiology.
Guidance for students interested in papers, posters, audits, and academic radiology.
Resources
Explore core journals, annual meetings, and learning hubs that can help you follow the wider radiology and IR community.
Connect
Use the form to open a prepared email to kemuradiologyig@gmail.com, or follow the group pages for announcements and events.
