For years, Bone Densitometry (DXA) has been the gold standard for assessing bone mineral density and diagnosing osteoporosis in clinical and hospital settings. But in recent years, this same technology has stepped off the diagnostic floor and onto the athletic training field, becoming a game-changing tool for sports medicine, performance science, and athlete health management. A New Playbook for DXA Traditionally, DXA (Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry) … Continue reading From the Sidelines to the Scan Room: The Expanding Role of DXA in Sports Medicine

The GROW! Mammography Fellowship continues to shine a light on individuals who bring not only technical skill but also a deep commitment to patient care and community health. For the October 2025 class, we are proud to introduce Hope Davila, our newest Fellowship recipient. Hope’s journey into mammography reflects her passion for healthcare, her dedication to her community, and her vision for making a difference … Continue reading Community Care in Action: GROW! Fellow Hope Davila

For the past few years the number of vacancies in the imaging sciences profession has remained high. The American Society of Radiologic Technologists or ASRT recently released their survey regarding this very topic. ASRT emailed over 18,000 department managers, while they received a 2.6% response rate, the information they gathered is eye opening. The analysis noted that “Although a few imaging disciplines have seen modest … Continue reading Imaging Vacancies Remain High…Here’s How the AHEC Foundation Is Responding

Back in March, we introduced you to AHEC’s SERT Training (Stackable Education for Radiologic Technologists) and spotlighted our CT for the Radiologic Technologist program. Since then, the response from imaging professionals has been incredible—and we’re not stopping there. We’re excited to announce that AHEC has added two new programs to the SERT catalog, giving technologists even more opportunities to stack credentials, expand expertise, and accelerate … Continue reading Expanding the SERT Pathway: New Courses, More Opportunities for Technologists

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) is inviting input from working radiography professionals on proposed updates to the Radiography Examination Content Specifications and Clinical Competency Requirements. These updates aim to ensure the documents remain accurate, comprehensive, and reflective of the real-world knowledge and skills required of entry-level radiographers. Why the Changes? ARRT examinations are job-related—meaning content is included only if it directly relates to … Continue reading ARRT Seeks Feedback on Proposed Changes to Radiography Content and Clinical Competency Requirements