NCSRT Board of Directors meetings are open to all NCSRT Board Members.
Boardroom
NCSRT Leadership Academy
Invitation-only event.
Location: Hounsfield
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single-elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leading Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Follow the Yellow Brick Road: A Student's Journey to Professional Involvement Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The radiologic technology is a profession that has a wide array of career options. This lecture will show students how to go from student to a leader within their profession. I will use my own journey as a student to demonstrate a roadmap to students of how to progress within their careers.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
The Physics of Imaging Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU This session will serve as a study of x-ray physics including tube mechanics, principles of x-ray production, and imaging equipment. We will also discuss photon-target interactions and interactions with the image receptor. We will look at CR briefly, then examine the construction of different DR plates and their response to radiation. There will be explanation of MTF, DQE, SNR, and contrast resolution We will also cover the basics of quality control, proper use of the AEC, and overall analysis of the digital image.
Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Instructor at Cape Fear Community College
Break
Surf's Up, So is the Radiation: Impact of the Fukushima Daiichi Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This radiation disaster wasn't caused by a malfunction of the reactor like Chernobyl; but rather because of tsunami. The scary thing isn't the radiation is still active there, but with the ocean coming into contact, what else has been impacted? And how far does it travel?
Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Radiography Instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College
Define Reinstatement- A really inspiring 'Never give up' story Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU
What the hell are you doing here? You won't last a week much less the summer. You really think you're gonna fit in here? You don't belong. I need plates on the line please !!!!!!! Why do you smile all the time, it's not gonna help you wash those dishes. Can you count? We don't have enough cups over here? I see what you're good at, I'll be using you to clean up all the really dirty areas in the kitchen. Can you read, the recipe is right in front of you. Encouraging words? Inspiring comments, I thought they were and those words became my inspiration, my goal, my determination to get my career back after 24 years. I was going to be, again, a registered radiologist technologist in radiography.
Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Novant Health
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc. Volunteers!
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Marketing Your Brand "Tips to Getting Noticed" Jason Lee Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Promoting yourself breaks you away from the crowd and helps you get noticed. The process of self-promoting (self-marketing) yourself not only helps you brand yourself, it can lead to new opportunities, and can eventually set you as a leader within your field. Knowing how to market yourself is key. Setting your goals, knowing your strengths, specialization, volunteering, advertising through social media, publicly speaking, as well as networking, are all beneficial to getting recognized in your career. So, ask yourself, “Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” And are you doing enough to reach for what you want? Let’s look ahead!
Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Cabell Huntington Hospital- NRC Inspection: Why are we Here? Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
The goal of this presentation is to provide some insights into the current inspection goals of the NRC and describe the challenges we have faced in bringing providers and staff members into compliance with our renewed Radiation Safety Culture. The changes are really basic to all of us who work in and around radiation on a daily basis. However, we have all struggled to ensure an appreciation for the hazards and the need to take measures to protect staff members from unnecessary exposure. The NRC has a renewed interest in this avenue for inspection, and this presentation is intended to provide an eye-opening scenario of how organizations can find themselves in a penalty status with the NRC.
Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc (a member of Marshall Health Network)
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture-Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1 CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Lecture-Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/ Instillation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
Board of Directors Meeting
NCSRT Board of Directors Meetings are open to all NCSRT members.
Boardroom
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leaning Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Radiology Health Equity Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This presentation will discuss concepts of health equity; will review specific examples of inequities, structural discrimination, and social drivers of health; and will provide concrete action steps for medical imaging technologists and radiation therapists to be catalysts of change for equitable patient care.
Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Executive Vice President of Member Engagement at American Society of Radiologic Technologists
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
Integrating Sleep Science Concepts into 24/7 Staffing Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This is a presentation aimed at educating the staff technologist, manager, and newly minted technologist on the effect of sleep deprivation and disruption to your circadian rhythm. Strategies will be presented to tech who is beginning an overnight shift, currently working overnights, and the manager of a department trying to staff safely and keep morale high.
Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Staff CT Technologist at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA
Break
Flat Panel Detectors- Still Redefining the Profession Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU
This presentation will provide an update on current flat panel digital (FPD) detector technology. The clinical benefits of FPD continue to provide exciting features enhancing patient outcomes for physicians, particularly with dynamic studies that were not possible in the past. Of particular interest is Dynamic Digital Detector (DDR) and its clinical features along with technologies such as AEC Assist, Auto Detection, AI and DEL binning. These features offer a possible renaissance in radiography and we’ll look forward as we discuss the continuing evolution of FPD technology and radiographic imaging.
Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Faculty Biomedical Engineering Program/ Adjunct Faculty Radiography Program at Northeast WI Technical College
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc Volunteers.
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Navigating Career Progression in Radiologic Sciences Education: From Staff Technologist to Program Director Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
This presentation focuses on the successful transitions from staff technologist/therapist to a faculty, clinical coordinator, and/or program director in a radiologic sciences educational program. It will emphasize the importance of acquiring specific skills, competencies, and qualities necessary for success in each role. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities and duties associated with each position and how they evolve with each transition. Throughout the presentation, the importance of effective communication, relationship-building, and leadership will be highlighted. The presenter will discuss the significance of continuous learning, professional development, and staying updated with the evolving field of medical imaging. Individuals who have a variety of backgrounds will be used as examples to illustrate how participants can reach their own goals.
Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
University of Hartford
Help Wanted: Employee Staffing, Education, and Retention Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Is your institution or center experiencing staffing issues? Existing and newly developed facilities express difficulties in finding experienced or qualified medical imaging professionals. Nationwide shortages of vital staff have intensified across the healthcare spectrum and is specifically noted in the imaging modalities. How do educators and administrators solve this dilemma and what can be done to better prepare for the growing needs? This presentation will look at the demand for staff, explore the future shortage of skilled workers, and discuss options for expanded training opportunities. The ultimate goal of this discussion is to open dialogue and find solutions to meet this global need.
Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Account Manager & Outreach Coordinator at Klarity Medical Products, LLC
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Memorial Lecture Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/Installation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
NCSRT Board of Directors Meeting
NCSRT Board of Directors meetings are open to all NCSRT Board Members.
Boardroom
NCSRT Leadership Academy
Invitation-only event.
Location: Hounsfield
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single-elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leading Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Follow the Yellow Brick Road: A Student's Journey to Professional Involvement Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The radiologic technology is a profession that has a wide array of career options. This lecture will show students how to go from student to a leader within their profession. I will use my own journey as a student to demonstrate a roadmap to students of how to progress within their careers.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
The Physics of Imaging Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU This session will serve as a study of x-ray physics including tube mechanics, principles of x-ray production, and imaging equipment. We will also discuss photon-target interactions and interactions with the image receptor. We will look at CR briefly, then examine the construction of different DR plates and their response to radiation. There will be explanation of MTF, DQE, SNR, and contrast resolution We will also cover the basics of quality control, proper use of the AEC, and overall analysis of the digital image.
Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Instructor at Cape Fear Community College
Break
Surf's Up, So is the Radiation: Impact of the Fukushima Daiichi Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This radiation disaster wasn't caused by a malfunction of the reactor like Chernobyl; but rather because of tsunami. The scary thing isn't the radiation is still active there, but with the ocean coming into contact, what else has been impacted? And how far does it travel?
Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Radiography Instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College
Define Reinstatement- A really inspiring 'Never give up' story Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU
What the hell are you doing here? You won't last a week much less the summer. You really think you're gonna fit in here? You don't belong. I need plates on the line please !!!!!!! Why do you smile all the time, it's not gonna help you wash those dishes. Can you count? We don't have enough cups over here? I see what you're good at, I'll be using you to clean up all the really dirty areas in the kitchen. Can you read, the recipe is right in front of you. Encouraging words? Inspiring comments, I thought they were and those words became my inspiration, my goal, my determination to get my career back after 24 years. I was going to be, again, a registered radiologist technologist in radiography.
Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Novant Health
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc. Volunteers!
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Marketing Your Brand "Tips to Getting Noticed" Jason Lee Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Promoting yourself breaks you away from the crowd and helps you get noticed. The process of self-promoting (self-marketing) yourself not only helps you brand yourself, it can lead to new opportunities, and can eventually set you as a leader within your field. Knowing how to market yourself is key. Setting your goals, knowing your strengths, specialization, volunteering, advertising through social media, publicly speaking, as well as networking, are all beneficial to getting recognized in your career. So, ask yourself, “Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” And are you doing enough to reach for what you want? Let’s look ahead!
Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Cabell Huntington Hospital- NRC Inspection: Why are we Here? Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
The goal of this presentation is to provide some insights into the current inspection goals of the NRC and describe the challenges we have faced in bringing providers and staff members into compliance with our renewed Radiation Safety Culture. The changes are really basic to all of us who work in and around radiation on a daily basis. However, we have all struggled to ensure an appreciation for the hazards and the need to take measures to protect staff members from unnecessary exposure. The NRC has a renewed interest in this avenue for inspection, and this presentation is intended to provide an eye-opening scenario of how organizations can find themselves in a penalty status with the NRC.
Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc (a member of Marshall Health Network)
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture-Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1 CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Lecture-Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/ Instillation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
Board of Directors Meeting
NCSRT Board of Directors Meetings are open to all NCSRT members.
Boardroom
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leaning Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Radiology Health Equity Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This presentation will discuss concepts of health equity; will review specific examples of inequities, structural discrimination, and social drivers of health; and will provide concrete action steps for medical imaging technologists and radiation therapists to be catalysts of change for equitable patient care.
Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Executive Vice President of Member Engagement at American Society of Radiologic Technologists
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
Integrating Sleep Science Concepts into 24/7 Staffing Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This is a presentation aimed at educating the staff technologist, manager, and newly minted technologist on the effect of sleep deprivation and disruption to your circadian rhythm. Strategies will be presented to tech who is beginning an overnight shift, currently working overnights, and the manager of a department trying to staff safely and keep morale high.
Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Staff CT Technologist at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA
Break
Flat Panel Detectors- Still Redefining the Profession Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU
This presentation will provide an update on current flat panel digital (FPD) detector technology. The clinical benefits of FPD continue to provide exciting features enhancing patient outcomes for physicians, particularly with dynamic studies that were not possible in the past. Of particular interest is Dynamic Digital Detector (DDR) and its clinical features along with technologies such as AEC Assist, Auto Detection, AI and DEL binning. These features offer a possible renaissance in radiography and we’ll look forward as we discuss the continuing evolution of FPD technology and radiographic imaging.
Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Faculty Biomedical Engineering Program/ Adjunct Faculty Radiography Program at Northeast WI Technical College
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc Volunteers.
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Navigating Career Progression in Radiologic Sciences Education: From Staff Technologist to Program Director Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
This presentation focuses on the successful transitions from staff technologist/therapist to a faculty, clinical coordinator, and/or program director in a radiologic sciences educational program. It will emphasize the importance of acquiring specific skills, competencies, and qualities necessary for success in each role. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities and duties associated with each position and how they evolve with each transition. Throughout the presentation, the importance of effective communication, relationship-building, and leadership will be highlighted. The presenter will discuss the significance of continuous learning, professional development, and staying updated with the evolving field of medical imaging. Individuals who have a variety of backgrounds will be used as examples to illustrate how participants can reach their own goals.
Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
University of Hartford
Help Wanted: Employee Staffing, Education, and Retention Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Is your institution or center experiencing staffing issues? Existing and newly developed facilities express difficulties in finding experienced or qualified medical imaging professionals. Nationwide shortages of vital staff have intensified across the healthcare spectrum and is specifically noted in the imaging modalities. How do educators and administrators solve this dilemma and what can be done to better prepare for the growing needs? This presentation will look at the demand for staff, explore the future shortage of skilled workers, and discuss options for expanded training opportunities. The ultimate goal of this discussion is to open dialogue and find solutions to meet this global need.
Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Account Manager & Outreach Coordinator at Klarity Medical Products, LLC
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Memorial Lecture Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/Installation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
NCSRT Board of Directors Meeting
NCSRT Board of Directors meetings are open to all NCSRT Board Members.
Boardroom
NCSRT Leadership Academy
Invitation-only event.
Location: Hounsfield
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single-elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leading Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Follow the Yellow Brick Road: A Student's Journey to Professional Involvement Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The radiologic technology is a profession that has a wide array of career options. This lecture will show students how to go from student to a leader within their profession. I will use my own journey as a student to demonstrate a roadmap to students of how to progress within their careers.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
The Physics of Imaging Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU This session will serve as a study of x-ray physics including tube mechanics, principles of x-ray production, and imaging equipment. We will also discuss photon-target interactions and interactions with the image receptor. We will look at CR briefly, then examine the construction of different DR plates and their response to radiation. There will be explanation of MTF, DQE, SNR, and contrast resolution We will also cover the basics of quality control, proper use of the AEC, and overall analysis of the digital image.
Jonathan Lee, MEd, RT(R)
Instructor at Cape Fear Community College
Break
Surf's Up, So is the Radiation: Impact of the Fukushima Daiichi Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This radiation disaster wasn't caused by a malfunction of the reactor like Chernobyl; but rather because of tsunami. The scary thing isn't the radiation is still active there, but with the ocean coming into contact, what else has been impacted? And how far does it travel?
Eunice Hoefling, MSIT, RT(R)
Radiography Instructor at Fayetteville Technical Community College
Define Reinstatement- A really inspiring 'Never give up' story Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Target Audience: Student 1 CEU
What the hell are you doing here? You won't last a week much less the summer. You really think you're gonna fit in here? You don't belong. I need plates on the line please !!!!!!! Why do you smile all the time, it's not gonna help you wash those dishes. Can you count? We don't have enough cups over here? I see what you're good at, I'll be using you to clean up all the really dirty areas in the kitchen. Can you read, the recipe is right in front of you. Encouraging words? Inspiring comments, I thought they were and those words became my inspiration, my goal, my determination to get my career back after 24 years. I was going to be, again, a registered radiologist technologist in radiography.
Kimberly Ford, RT(R)
Novant Health
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc. Volunteers!
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Marketing Your Brand "Tips to Getting Noticed" Jason Lee Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Promoting yourself breaks you away from the crowd and helps you get noticed. The process of self-promoting (self-marketing) yourself not only helps you brand yourself, it can lead to new opportunities, and can eventually set you as a leader within your field. Knowing how to market yourself is key. Setting your goals, knowing your strengths, specialization, volunteering, advertising through social media, publicly speaking, as well as networking, are all beneficial to getting recognized in your career. So, ask yourself, “Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” And are you doing enough to reach for what you want? Let’s look ahead!
Jason Lee, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(CT), RPA (CBRPA)
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Cabell Huntington Hospital- NRC Inspection: Why are we Here? Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
The goal of this presentation is to provide some insights into the current inspection goals of the NRC and describe the challenges we have faced in bringing providers and staff members into compliance with our renewed Radiation Safety Culture. The changes are really basic to all of us who work in and around radiation on a daily basis. However, we have all struggled to ensure an appreciation for the hazards and the need to take measures to protect staff members from unnecessary exposure. The NRC has a renewed interest in this avenue for inspection, and this presentation is intended to provide an eye-opening scenario of how organizations can find themselves in a penalty status with the NRC.
Nancy Godby, MS-MHA, MA, RT(R)(M), CHC
Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc (a member of Marshall Health Network)
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture-Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1 CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Lecture-Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/ Instillation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
Board of Directors Meeting
NCSRT Board of Directors Meetings are open to all NCSRT members.
Boardroom
Conference Registration and Meet and Greet
Come pick up your registration packets, mingle with your peers, and prepare to cheer on your school in the NCSRT Quiz Bowl Competition.
Location: Registration Desk
Technical (Quiz) Bowl
Come cheer on your favorite radiography program as they compete in a single elimination quiz bowl competition.
Location: Roentgen
Coffee/Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Keynote: Looking Back and Leaning Forward Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU The purpose of this candid presentation is to share information as a source of encouragement for past, present, and future leaders. A discussion around the importance of shifting our mindset will be had. We will talk about aligning our professional goals with professional organizations. Additionally, we will visit change and its impact on us as leaders. Finally, we will challenge ourselves as leaders to place ALL BETS on NCSRT.
Angela Thomas, EdD, RT(R), CCMA
Dean of the School of Health Sciences at Vance Granville Community College
Target Audience: General 1 CEU The R.T.hink presentation challenges traditional aspects of the medical imaging and radiation therapy profession to promote an agile perspective in a rapidly changing healthcare culture. The intentional conversation addresses current trends such as pandemic influenced new-normals, technological advancements, changes in professional practice, and the overall role of the R.T. Navigating through various topics, students will be encouraged to reconsider the profession each may anticipate, contribute to, and ultimately, influence. During this presentation, we will assess our status and collaborate thoughtfully about our future state. Together we will rethink and reimagine the profession with forward thought to progressively enhance our patient care efforts and professional profile.
Brandon Smith, MBA, MSRS, RT(R)(VI), CIIP
President at ASRT
Break
Radiology Health Equity Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This presentation will discuss concepts of health equity; will review specific examples of inequities, structural discrimination, and social drivers of health; and will provide concrete action steps for medical imaging technologists and radiation therapists to be catalysts of change for equitable patient care.
Melissa Culp, MEd, RT(R)(MR)
Executive Vice President of Member Engagement at American Society of Radiologic Technologists
Business Luncheon
Come join the NCSRT Board of Directors for a Buffet luncheon and discussion about the great things going on in our society!
Integrating Sleep Science Concepts into 24/7 Staffing Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU This is a presentation aimed at educating the staff technologist, manager, and newly minted technologist on the effect of sleep deprivation and disruption to your circadian rhythm. Strategies will be presented to tech who is beginning an overnight shift, currently working overnights, and the manager of a department trying to staff safely and keep morale high.
Christopher Stuart, DC, RT(R)(CT)
Staff CT Technologist at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA
Break
Flat Panel Detectors- Still Redefining the Profession Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1.75 CEU
This presentation will provide an update on current flat panel digital (FPD) detector technology. The clinical benefits of FPD continue to provide exciting features enhancing patient outcomes for physicians, particularly with dynamic studies that were not possible in the past. Of particular interest is Dynamic Digital Detector (DDR) and its clinical features along with technologies such as AEC Assist, Auto Detection, AI and DEL binning. These features offer a possible renaissance in radiography and we’ll look forward as we discuss the continuing evolution of FPD technology and radiographic imaging.
Randy Griswold, MPA, RT(R)
Faculty Biomedical Engineering Program/ Adjunct Faculty Radiography Program at Northeast WI Technical College
Volunteer Reception
Invitation only. Thank you to our NCSRT, Inc Volunteers.
Coffee/ Visit Vendors
Stop by and meet our awesome vendors. Grab some breakfast and a cup of coffee to help you prepare for an awesome day of learning.
Location: Convention Center Prefunction
Navigating Career Progression in Radiologic Sciences Education: From Staff Technologist to Program Director Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
This presentation focuses on the successful transitions from staff technologist/therapist to a faculty, clinical coordinator, and/or program director in a radiologic sciences educational program. It will emphasize the importance of acquiring specific skills, competencies, and qualities necessary for success in each role. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the responsibilities and duties associated with each position and how they evolve with each transition. Throughout the presentation, the importance of effective communication, relationship-building, and leadership will be highlighted. The presenter will discuss the significance of continuous learning, professional development, and staying updated with the evolving field of medical imaging. Individuals who have a variety of backgrounds will be used as examples to illustrate how participants can reach their own goals.
Jay Hicks, EdD, RT(R)
University of Hartford
Help Wanted: Employee Staffing, Education, and Retention Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
Is your institution or center experiencing staffing issues? Existing and newly developed facilities express difficulties in finding experienced or qualified medical imaging professionals. Nationwide shortages of vital staff have intensified across the healthcare spectrum and is specifically noted in the imaging modalities. How do educators and administrators solve this dilemma and what can be done to better prepare for the growing needs? This presentation will look at the demand for staff, explore the future shortage of skilled workers, and discuss options for expanded training opportunities. The ultimate goal of this discussion is to open dialogue and find solutions to meet this global need.
Cheryl Turner, EdD, RT (R)(T)
Account Manager & Outreach Coordinator at Klarity Medical Products, LLC
Break
Barry Burns Emerging Technologies Lecture Digital Transformation of Healthcare Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
Honors Series 1CEU
AI is poised to revolutionize radiology healthcare, ushering in a new era of more accurate diagnoses, personalized treatment plans, and access to care. These new advancements in our industry not only provide benefits to patients but to the radiology providers through improved workflows, image guidance, and educational opportunities. When we think about AI in radiology, many are quick to focus on reading assistance for physicians however there is so much more available to our technologists and patients that is rarely discussed. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect some hurdles to overcome and even more exciting advancements that will redefine the future of healthcare.
Michelle Gruber, MHA, RT(R)(MR)
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL, DIGITAL & AUTOMATION at Siemens Healthineers
Break
R&R Memorial Lecture Moving the Profession Forward: Leadership Lessons from the Front Lines Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Series 1 CEU
This presentation will chronicle the major milestones that moved the radiologic technology profession forward over the past 40 years. These milestones include mandatory continuing education, post primary certification, entry level degree requirements and advanced practice. The presenter will share firsthand observations of how these milestones were achieved through, collaboration, consensus building and most importantly, leadership.
Sal Martino, EdD, RT(R), FASRT, FASAE, CAE
Honors Luncheon/Installation of Officers
Join us for the Honors Luncheon featuring an Italian buffet. We will recognize our award winners and install the new BOD for 2024-2025
Creating Healthier Work Environments for Radiologic Technologists Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Target Audience: General 1 CEU
In October 2022, The U.S. Surgeon General released a new framework for mental health and well-being in the workplace. This lecture will analyze those suggestions and provide examples of how to use the framework to improve working conditions for radiologic technologists.
Jennifer Mashburn, MPH, RT(R)(VI)
Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
Deconstructing the ARRT Code of Ethics Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)•Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Target Audience: Student/General 1 CEU
Every year you sign that you acknowledge the ARRT Code of Ethics, but do you really know what you are signing? Do you follow the Code of Ethics in every patient interaction? Together let's take a closer look and deconstruct the Code of Ethics together and learn to use them as a tool to leave behind a legacy.
Christine Bentley, MHA, RT(R)(CT)
Clinical coordinator at Catawba Valley Community College
Phil Blackman, MEd, RT(R)(BD)
Instructor at Johnston Community College
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