Program Summary: In this course you will learn about the specific steps required for certification by the American College of Radiology. You will hear from individuals who have gone through the process and from Doug Pfeiffer, PhD who was an author of the ACR STANDAR...

Program Summary: The purpose of this course is to define “PITCH” as a technical factor in the performance of CT procedures. As a technical factor, “PITCH” is as important as milliamperage and kVp when considering the balance between patient do...

Program Summary: Covered in this course is the image production process that occurs in CT. From the X-ray tube to CT image, all of the major components important in the image production process and important to RT’s who scan are defined and explained. How the i...

Program Summary: COURSE DESCRIPTION This online presentation explores the steps needed to successfully sit for and pass the Nuclear Cardiac Technologist (NCT) Exam. The course reviews the subject matter that needs to be reviewed as well as explains the top suggestio...

Program Summary: The course will discuss the development of a PET myocardial imaging program in community hospital. The indications for the examination, protocols, advantages over conventional SPECT and image acquisition will be presented. The definition and signific...

Program Summary: This course will present the concept of myocardial viability and define the terms stunned and hibernating myocardium. Several studies demonstrating the importance of determining the presence of viable myocardium will be presented. Evaluating for the ...

Program Summary: This is a four (4) CEU course covering radiation safety in the clinical uses of fluoroscopy for radiologic technologists. It is presented using actual demonstrations with the c-arm in the OR, or in the fluoroscopic or interventional suites, as well a...

Program Summary: With digital radiography it is important to routinely use 15 to 20 kV more than we did with film. In this four (4) CEU course, we will discuss why this may not be occurring and demonstrate what can be done to make that change now. We will introduce ...