ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY (CRS)

The California Radiological Society (CRS) was established as a chapter of the American College of Radiology (ACR) in 1978. The specific and primary purposes of the CRS are to be a professional association advancing the science of radiology, improving radiologic service to patients and the medical community, and studying the economics of radiology; the encouragement of improved and continuing education for radiologists; and the establishment and maintenance of high medical and ethical standards in the practice of radiology.  

The Code of Ethics of the American College of Radiology, as published in the College's most recent bylaws, is expressly adopted as the ethics of the CRS.  

The CRS is comprised of six classes of members, as follows: 
(1) Active Members 
(2) Associate Members 
(3) Members in Physics 
(4) Associate Members in Physics 
(5) Members in Training and Members in Training in Physics 
(6) Retired or Inactive Members.