Professor, Radiology, MI State Univ, Coll of Human Med
Radiology
Dr. Jay A. Harolds, MD
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Harolds practices Radiology. He graduated from University at Buffalo, School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Harolds is also a published physician. He has 99 publication published. The most recent publication is: Residents: be aggressive in your own education! He accepts all Medicare patients.
Publications
- Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part X: Other Technology to Reduce Medication Errors.
- Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part VII: Lower Costs and Higher Quality.
- Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part IV: Quality and Cancer Care.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XIX: Introduction to Employment Contracts.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XVIII: Rejections and Offers.
- CT Training of Nuclear Medicine Residents in the United States, 2013-2014.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XVI: Assessing the Relationship Between the Group and the Hospital(s).
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XVII: After the Interview.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XIII: Applicant Questions About Remuneration, Call, and Time Off.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XV: Selected Interview Points.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XIV: Assessing Some of the Business and Governance Aspects of the Practice.
- From AUR 2014: Leadership and Collaboration in Molecular Imaging.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XII: General Questions for the Applicant to Ask.
- Are nuclear medicine residents prepared for employment? A survey-informed perspective.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part XI: Important Things to Do for an Interview.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part X: Preparation and Appearance.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part IX: Interview Questions for Any Physician Job Applicant.
- Tips for a physician in getting the right job, part v: some types of interviews for an executive position.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part VII: Behavioral Questions for an Executive Interview.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part VIII: Additional Types of Questions During an Executive Interview.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part VI: Some Possible Interview Questions for an Executive Position.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part IV: Types of Interviews for a Clinical Position.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part II: The Curriculum Vitae, Cover Letter, and Personal Statement.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part I: Self Assessment: Where and What Kind of Job is Best?
- Career prospects for graduating nuclear medicine residents: survey of nuclear medicine program directors.
- Tips for a Physician in Getting the Right Job, Part III: Networking and Social Media, References, and Recruiters.
- Recruitment of New Physicians, Part II: The Interview.
- Recruiting New Physicians Part III: Choosing and Retaining the Right Person.
- Retirement Issues for Radiologists, Part 2: Consensus Statement on Retirement and Preretirement Issues by the Commission on Human Resources of the ACR.
- Accountability and Feedback, Part IV: Destructive Feedback.
- Recruitment of New Physicians, Part I: Preliminary Steps.
- Feedback and Rewards Part III: Commitment, Goals, Compensation, and Job Changes.
- Feedback and Rewards, Part II: Formal and Informal Feedback Reviews.
- Feedback and rewards, Part I: Introduction to effective feedback.
- Tips for Giving a Memorable Presentation, Part VI: The Effective Use of Questions By a Speaker, and Answering Questions From Listeners.
- Tips for Giving a Memorable Presentation Part V: Stage Fright and Rehearsing a Presentation.
- Tips for Giving a Memorable Presentation, Part III: Composing an Important Formal Presentation.
- Tips for Giving a Memorable Presentation: Part IV: Using and Composing PowerPoint Slides.
- Tips for giving a memorable presentation, part 2: the speaker as a leader.
- Tips for giving a memorable presentation, part I: the speaker as an educator.
- Communicating in Organizations, Part IV: E-mails and One-on-One Meetings.
- Communicating in Organizations, Part III: Important Conversations for Leaders.
- Communicating in organizations, part II: Tips for leaders when starting a team.
- Planning and Conducting Meetings Effectively, Part III: Keeping Meetings on Track.
- Challenges to Radiologists: Responding to the Socioeconomic and Political Issues Keeping Radiologists Up at Night: The Third Annual Open Microphone Sessions at the 201...
- Planning and conducting meetings effectively, part II: Some component aspects of a meeting.
- Planning and conducting meetings effectively, part I: planning a meeting.
- Tips for leaders part IV: managing oneself and interacting well with others.
- Tips for Leaders, Part III: Leadership During a Time of Change.
- Tips for Leaders, Part II: Leading a Private Practice Physician Group.
- Tips for leaders, part I: basic principles of leadership.
- What is professionalism and how can we promote it?
- Jobs and new initiatives in nuclear medicine education.
- New scrutiny of outpatient therapy with I-131.
- The physician quality reporting initiative: what is it, will it increase health care quality, and should wide participation be encouraged?
- Preventing another group from displacing your practice: perspectives from the 2010 AMCLC.
- Productivity of nuclear medicine physicians and radiologists.
- Will accountable care organizations deliver greater quality and lower cost health care?
- Implications of the CMS final meaningful use information technology rule.
- Health information technology and the electronic medical record.
- Health care reform: a short summary.
- Some recent steps taken by private organizations and the federal government to increase the safety of medical imaging.
- Cooperation between nuclear medicine and radiology.
- What is now current good manufacturing practice for PET drugs?
- The 2010 meeting of the American College of Nuclear Medicine.
- Evidence-based medicine and health care reform legislation.
- ACNP and ACNM announce merger.
- Trends and different educational pathways for training physicians in nuclear medicine.
- The disruptive professional case scenarios.
- Successful recruiting of radiologists.
- Nuclear medicine training for radiology residents: needs assessment survey.
- Job interviewing skills for radiologists.
- Nuclear medicine/radiology training and certification requirements recent changes.
- Conflict management and resolution.
- Effective radiology teams.
- Selected important characteristics for enlightened medical leaders.
- The radiology fellowship and fellowship match: current status.
- Program directors as conflict managers.
- 18-Fluorodeoxyglucose imaging in oncology.
- Residents: be aggressive in your own education!
- Tips for getting a position with an independent private practice radiology group.
- Correlation of gallbladder ejection fraction with pathologic grade for chronic inflammation.
- Technetium-99m-albumin colloid lymphoscintigraphy in postoperative lymphocele.
- Residency evaluations.
- The radiology resident in difficulty.
- Program quality improvement and the radiology resident.
- Stereotactically guided needle biopsy of the breast for nonpalpable lesions.
- Lymphoscintigraphy in the management of patients with cutaneous melanoma.
- The use of real-time ultrasound in a child with spinal dysraphism.
- Internal mammary lymphoscintigraphy in patients with breast cancer.
- Intratracheal neurofibroma.
- Comparison of supine, upright, and prone positions for liver scans.
- The radiologic diagnosis of Meckel's diverticula.
- Preoperative diagnosis of gallbladder carcinoma by ultrasonography.
- Fatigue fractures of the medial tibial plateau.
- Right-ventricular function as assessed by two radionuclide techniques: concise communication.
- Pseudoaneurysm of the profunda femoris artery diagnosed on angiographic phase of bone scan.
- The use of prone films for suspected bowel obstruction in infants and children.
Schools
State University of New York At Buffalo
Georgetown University Hosps
Vanderbilt University Hosps
Doctors Specialties
- Nuclear Radiology
- Radiology
Accepted Insurances
- Assurant Health
- Blue Card PPO
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois PPO
- Blue Care Network PCP Focus Network
- Group Employees PPO
- CareSource
- Cofinity PPO
- Commercial Insurance Company
- Golden Rule
- Humana
- Medicare MCR
- Medico
- Molina
- Mutual of Omaha
- National Elevator
- NGS CoreSource
- POMCO Group
- Principal Life
- Spectrum Health
- United Healthcare
Education
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Vanderbilt University -
Georgetown University Hospital -
University at Buffalo, School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Hospital
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Spectrum Health - Butterworth Hospital
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1720081649 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | HAROLDS |
| First Name Of The Provider | JAY |
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