Career reflections Requiem for a radiologist Eugene Tryciecky, DO, shares a thoughtful retrospection on his career as a radiologist, which spanned nearly four decades and saw innumerable medical advancements. June 1, 2023ThursdayJune 2023 issue The Specialist Eugene Tryciecky, DO Eugene Tryciecky, DO, is a retired diagnostic radiologist with nearly 40 years of experience. He is passionate about reviewing films, and can be found on his website, Gene Loves to Stream, as well as his YouTube channel. Contact Dr. Tryciecky
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Tough to leave, when you really love what you do and see; but physical disability has a way of convincing you, even if it’s too soon. I truly loved the exquisite detail of CTs and MRIs in children. I found a way of transferring that love of detail into painting. It is heartening that there is indeed, life after medicine! Jun. 29, 2023, at 9:40 am Reply
Great summary of career in radiology. This week completes my 33rd in practice. My residency was similar, “learn by doing”, of course with supervision. More importantly, it taught me how to interact with patients, staff, and clinicians, face to face. A lesson that I fear is loss in the era of telemedicine. It is those interactions that have made for me a successful and gratifying career. Jun. 29, 2023, at 6:55 pm Reply
It’s a beautiful reflection of your career, Dr. Tryciecky! I can sense the honor, love and grace above. Congratulations! Jun. 29, 2023, at 7:38 pm Reply
Thanks for sharing this amazing post! “Requiem for a Radiologist” is a phrase that could evoke a sense of reflection and tribute to the life and work of a radiologist who has passed away. A requiem is a musical composition or memorial service traditionally performed for the deceased, often expressing mourning and respect. This phrase could be used in a eulogy, tribute, or memorial to honor the radiologist’s legacy and the impact they had on the field of radiology and the lives of those they served. Aug. 31, 2023, at 7:24 am Reply