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The RSNA Editorial Fellowship: editorial fellows' perspective.

Since 1998, the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), specifically the RSNA Publications Council and the Committee on International Radiology Education, have sponsored an editorial fellowship. Seven of us have completed this fellowship to date. At the behest of Radiology Editor Anthony V. Proto, MD, in this editorial we will attempt to distill these 4 years of experience with the RSNA Editorial Fellowship. We will share our comments and observations with potential applicants to the fellowship to convey what the editorial fellow should expect if he or she was to actually undertake it. Additionally, we will share our thoughts with the readers of Radiology in general. Although a few other biomedical journals have journalism fellowships (eg, the Fishbein Fellowship at the Journal of American Medical Association), we could find no published comments about the purpose, value, and experience gained from a medical journalism fellowship.