ACR Image Metrix taps Perlman as CMO

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Apr 17, 2012

The American College of Radiology (ACR) has appointed Dr. Eric Perlman as chief medical officer (CMO) of its ACR Image Metrix imaging contract research organization.

Perlman comes to his new post with more than two decades of experience in radiology, including a stint as chief scientific officer and vice president of molecular imaging for imaging contract research organization RadPharm.

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