In this presentation titled "Communication Skills for Radiology Residents," Dr. Geoffrey Rubin emphasizes the importance of effective communication for radiology residents in various settings, including reading rooms, consultations, and conferences. Dr. Rubin covers five types of communication: verbal, non-verbal, written, visual, and listening. Regarding verbal communication, he highlights the significance of knowing and respecting the audience, especially in the context of presenting radiology cases. Tips include organizing thoughts, using the right words, and minimizing verbal fillers. The importance of non-verbal communication, such as eye contact and body language, is emphasized. Additionally, Dr. Rubin briefly touches on written communication, advising adaptability to different channels and audiences. The clarity of visual communication in radiology images is highlighted, stressing the importance of simplicity. The presentation concludes with the acknowledgment that effective communication is a lifelong skill that can be continually optimized through mindfulness and feedback.