Dr. Catanzano is a Professor of Radiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School-Baystate.  As the Radiology Residency Program Director and Vice Chair for Academic Affairs in the Department of Radiology, she is very active in education and faculty development.  In addition, she holds a position as the Associate Director for Academic Career Development in the Office of Faculty Affairs at UMMS-Baystate.  It is in these roles that she continues the educational development of her trainees and faculty members.Dr. Catanzano has a substantial number of research and clinical interests including abdominal imaging in pregnancy, appropriate imaging utilization, faculty development, and educational innovation.  Her passion, however, remains developing the next generation of clinical and academic radiologists.

• Brain friendly learning.- Teaching and communicating with millennial learners.- Engaging medical students and Generation Z.- Helping non-teaching faculty to teach (central tenants).- Teaching patients and clinicians.- Art and drawing in radiology education.- Workstation teaching.- Optimizing PowerPoint for radiology education.- Writing high quality MCQ questions.- Leveraging technology (e.g., Audience Response System).- Flipped classroom approaches.- Gaming in radiology education.- Teaching procedure skills.- Simulation (sim lab and in the conference room).- Teaching quality, safety, and professionalism.- Teaching research techniques and critical assessment of the literature.- Teaching the next generation of teachers (residents and fellows).- Social Media in radiology education.- Lessons learned from COVID (remote teaching techniques).

Dr. Catanzano is a Professor of Radiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School-Baystate.  As the Radiology Residency Program Director and Vice Chair for Academic Affairs in the Department of Radiology, she is very active in education and faculty development.  In addition, she holds a position as the Associate Director for Academic Career Development in the Office of Faculty Affairs at UMMS-Baystate.  It is in these roles that she continues the educational development of her trainees and faculty members.Dr. Catanzano has a substantial number of research and clinical interests including abdominal imaging in pregnancy, appropriate imaging utilization, faculty development, and educational innovation.  Her passion, however, remains developing the next generation of clinical and academic radiologists.

• Brain friendly learning.- Teaching and communicating with millennial learners.- Engaging medical students and Generation Z.- Helping non-teaching faculty to teach (central tenants).- Teaching patients and clinicians.- Art and drawing in radiology education.- Workstation teaching.- Optimizing PowerPoint for radiology education.- Writing high quality MCQ questions.- Leveraging technology (e.g., Audience Response System).- Flipped classroom approaches.- Gaming in radiology education.- Teaching procedure skills.- Simulation (sim lab and in the conference room).- Teaching quality, safety, and professionalism.- Teaching research techniques and critical assessment of the literature.- Teaching the next generation of teachers (residents and fellows).- Social Media in radiology education.- Lessons learned from COVID (remote teaching techniques).

Dr. Catanzano is a Professor of Radiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School-Baystate.  As the Radiology Residency Program Director and Vice Chair for Academic Affairs in the Department of Radiology, she is very active in education and faculty development.  In addition, she holds a position as the Associate Director for Academic Career Development in the Office of Faculty Affairs at UMMS-Baystate.  It is in these roles that she continues the educational development of her trainees and faculty members.Dr. Catanzano has a substantial number of research and clinical interests including abdominal imaging in pregnancy, appropriate imaging utilization, faculty development, and educational innovation.  Her passion, however, remains developing the next generation of clinical and academic radiologists.

• Brain friendly learning.- Teaching and communicating with millennial learners.- Engaging medical students and Generation Z.- Helping non-teaching faculty to teach (central tenants).- Teaching patients and clinicians.- Art and drawing in radiology education.- Workstation teaching.- Optimizing PowerPoint for radiology education.- Writing high quality MCQ questions.- Leveraging technology (e.g., Audience Response System).- Flipped classroom approaches.- Gaming in radiology education.- Teaching procedure skills.- Simulation (sim lab and in the conference room).- Teaching quality, safety, and professionalism.- Teaching research techniques and critical assessment of the literature.- Teaching the next generation of teachers (residents and fellows).- Social Media in radiology education.- Lessons learned from COVID (remote teaching techniques).