ARRS honors a leader in radiology education whose contributions to mentorship, curriculum development, and innovation continue to shape the future of medical imaging.
The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) announced Tanya W. Moseley, MD, as the 2025 ARRS Distinguished Educator Award, recognizing outstanding individuals in the field of medical imaging who have a proven record of improving radiological education and remain committed to creating and implementing new and innovative educational activities.
ARRS’ Distinguished Educator Award celebrates inspirational teachers—like Moseley—dedicated to education that results in improved participant performance, ultimately leading to enhanced patient outcomes.
Moseley will be honored as this year’s Distinguished Educator during the opening ceremony of the 2025 ARRS Annual Meeting in San Diego, Calif, on Sunday, April 27.
“Dr Tanya W. Moseley exemplifies transformative leadership in radiology education, making her an exceptional choice for our Distinguished Educator. Following her distinguished tenure at MD Anderson Cancer Center as professor of breast imaging and breast surgical oncology, she now brings her visionary leadership to the University of Mississippi Medical Center, where she serves as vice chair of faculty development, division chief of breast imaging, and breast imaging fellowship director,” reads a release from ARRS.
As director of MD Anderson’s breast imaging fellowship program, she developed curricula that have influenced generations of specialists, according to the ARRS. Her leadership of the Breast Imaging Technologist Continuing Education Committee demonstrated her commitment to technologist advancement, while her work as clinical image reviewer for multiple American College of Radiology accreditation programs underscores her dedication to maintaining high educational standards.
Advancing Radiology Education Through Leadership and Innovation
Through her service on key ARRS educational committees and roles as case-based breast imaging chair and AJR SA-CME Consultant Editor, she has shaped the organization’s educational direction. Her vision led to the creation of the first multi-vendor tomosynthesis certification course. As architect and director of the ARRS Longitudinal Course Series, she continues to advance innovative approaches to radiology education.
In her role as chair of the FDA’s National Mammography Quality Assurance Advisory Committee, she helps establish national quality standards. Her leadership of both MD Anderson’s Diagnostic Imaging Council on Gender Inclusion Committee and the Society of Breast Imaging’s Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Alliance reflects her commitment to creating a more inclusive field that elevates both trainees and faculty.
Through academic appointments across multiple institutions, she has created connections between breast imaging, surgical oncology, and clinical sciences. Her committee service encompasses scientific programming, faculty achievement, quality improvement, and executive leadership.
Her teaching excellence has garnered recognition, including the University of Texas System Regents’ Outstanding Teaching Award and induction into the University of Texas Shine Academy of Health Science Education.
“Her selection as ARRS Distinguished Educator recognizes a career dedicated to transforming radiology education and leadership,” reads a release from ARRS. “Dr Moseley’s exceptional ability to combine clinical expertise with innovative teaching methods, while championing mentorship, quality, and inclusivity, makes her the ideal recipient of this honor. Her career exemplifies the highest standards of an educator-leader who shapes the future of radiology through both educational excellence and visionary leadership.”
Summary:
The American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) has named Tanya W. Moseley, MD, as the 2025 Distinguished Educator, an award recognizing contributions to radiology education and training. According to ARRS, Moseley has played a key role in shaping radiology education through leadership in academic institutions, national committees, and curriculum development. Her work includes efforts in certification programs, mentorship, and quality standards within medical imaging.
Key Takeaways:
- ARRS Names Tanya W. Moseley, MD, as 2025 Distinguished Educator – The award recognizes her role in radiology education, curriculum development, and mentorship.
- ARRS Highlights Moseley’s Contributions to Radiology Training – The organization credits her with developing certification programs and educational initiatives for radiologists and technologists.
- Leadership Roles in National Committees Noted by ARRS – ARRS cites Moseley’s service in professional organizations and policy-shaping efforts in radiology education and inclusion.
Photo caption: Tanya W. Moseley, MD
Photo credit: ARRS
