What does FSR mean in ACADEMIC DEGREES

FSR stands for Fellow of the Society of Radiographers. It is a prestigious title that recognizes members of The Society of Radiographers for their contributions to the development and advancement of their profession.

Any senior practitioner who has been a member of The Society of Radiographers (SoR) for more than 10 years can apply to upgrade their existing Life Membership status and become an FSR.

As an FSR, you will be given exclusive access to valuable resources such as peer support networks, career guidance, opportunities for research collaboration, financial advice and time off work for continuing professional development activities. You will also receive invitations to events and seminars hosted by leading experts in your field.

To apply you must meet certain criteria including having at least 10 years' experience as a member and provide evidence that you have performed at least one outstanding clinical achievement in your career that you can share with your colleagues. You must also make a written application which will be considered by a panel made up of members from the Fellows Committee and approved by the Council.

Once you are successful in becoming a Fellow, you will receive a letter confirming your new title and a formal certificate on behalf of The Society which recognises your achievement. You will also be invited to attend special events such as receptions and dinners where new fellows are welcomed into society's fellowship each year.