What does professionalism in radiography look like in practice? Register now for upcoming SoR Schwartz Round

The Society will be hosting a discussion on ‘finding my professional identity’

Published: 07 September 2026 Professionalism

The Society of Radiographers is hosting a Schwartz Round exploring what professionalism looks like in radiography. 

As part of the SoR’s ongoing professionalism campaign the virtual session, taking place on Monday 9 November from 6.45pm to 8pm, will help members gain practical insights for their own professional development. 

The Schwartz Round, a structured discussion offering a safe space for reflection, will focus on the theme of ‘finding my professional identity’. 

Click here to register now.

What members will gain 

By joining us, members will: 

  • Gain practical insights to inspire your own professional development
  • Reflect on the values and behaviours that define professionalism in radiography
  • Strengthen your sense of belonging through shared experiences

What is a Schwartz Round? 

A Schwartz Round is a facilitated discussion that provides radiography professionals with an opportunity to explore the human and emotional aspects of their work. It offers a safe space for reflection, helping participants to better understand themselves, their colleagues, and the profession they share. 

What to expect? 

The session will begin with three members of the radiography workforce sharing brief personal reflections related to the theme of “Finding my professional identity”.

Following their reflections, our trained facilitators will guide the conversation and invite other attendees to share their own perspectives and experiences. 

Click here to find out more and register.