- Address the pipe-line issues:
- Attracting women students from chemistry, biology, physics, engineering and clinical medicine to pursue a career in molecular imaging
- Increasing the number of women post-doctoral fellows and students in molecular imaging that make a successful transition to academic faculty positions
- Increasing the number of top women from the physical and imaging sciences and clinical medicine who specialize in molecular imaging.
- Providing early and mid-career women in molecular imaging with the skills and knowledge necessary to advance to higher level administrative positions
- Providing the industry perspective on mentoring and career challenges
- Developing global collaborations and mentoring
- Collect data to identify other issues of relevance, and to review and understand the issues that impede the career advancement of women in molecular imaging
- Provide a stronger, higher visibility network of women molecular imaging scientists at all career levels
- Nominate women molecular imaging scientists to serve on relevant journal editorial boards
- Nominate women molecular imaging scientists for membership in prestigious professional organizations/societies, e.g., National Academies
- Work with other committees/groups that have the shared goal to advance women in molecular imaging sciences.
- Presence at the WMIC
- Coordinate with sister interest groups in other societies to share information and resources
- Establish a subgroup for graduate students and postdocs who will develop workshop and seminar concepts