Tag: medical imaging

Radiologic Technologist, ARRT, radiology

How radiologic technologists can stay certified without burnout?

In the fast-paced world of medical imaging, the “pressure to produce” is real. Between back-to-back CT scans, portable X-rays in the ER, and the physical toll of patient positioning, it’s easy to view your certification renewal as just another “to-do” on an overflowing plate. However, staying ARRT certified doesn’t have to be a source of stress. In fact, when approached correctly, the process can actually … Continue reading How radiologic technologists can stay certified without burnout?

AHEC BlogLeave a comment
Radiologic Technologist, AHEC, radiology

ALERT! Why Protecting Educational Standards in Texas Imaging is a Non-Negotiable?

In the world of medical imaging, precision isn’t just a goal—it’s a requirement. We operate complex machinery where a few millimeters or a slight change in technique can be the difference between a life-saving diagnosis and a dangerous misinterpretation. That is why the recent alert from the Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists (TxSRT) regarding proposed amendment §186.26 is so alarming.  What’s Happening? A new proposal is on the table that would potentially slash … Continue reading ALERT! Why Protecting Educational Standards in Texas Imaging is a Non-Negotiable?

AHEC BlogLeave a comment
AHEC

The Patient’s Rights and the 5 ”Rights” of Imaging

If you have been a patient in any health care situation recently, you have experienced a denial of some type of medical care.  It could have been a procedure that was not approved, a diagnostic test that someone determined was not necessary, or more likely a medication that was not on your approved list. Health care is changing rapidly and even though you have not … Continue reading The Patient’s Rights and the 5 ”Rights” of Imaging

Marilyn Sackett, MEd, RT(R), FASRT1 Comment