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There’s excitement building this time of year. Seasons are changing, just enough of the year has passed to reflect and look ahead to what’s next — and within AHRA there’s plenty to keep us humming. Top of mind is opening voting for our new board of directors and president-elect, as well as ramping up for the 2024 Annual Meeting.
As we are in April, a month dedicated to stress awareness, I reflect on a personal journey toward prioritizing self-care amid the relentless demands of daily life.
Lately I’ve been thinking about legacy — how the actions and choices we make today will impact the outcomes and trajectory of tomorrow. AHRA has a rich legacy, with our many members upholding the association’s forward movement. We each have a role to play, offering our different strengths and talents that add to the patchwork tapestry of our association.
Ever considered being part of something more significant, something that doesn’t just boost your career but actively shapes the future of your industry? Do you crave a professional adventure that goes beyond the daily grind?
As we continue through the holiday season and prepare to bid farewell to another remarkable year, I find myself reflecting on the incredible journey that we have undertaken together as an association. It has been a year of challenges, triumphs, transition, and unwavering commitment from each of you. I am filled with gratitude for the strength of our community and the shared purpose that binds us together.
As we gather in the crisp embrace of November 2023, I am filled with a sense of gratitude and openness to re-examine recent events. This month, as we reflect on the challenges and triumphs of the year, I find it fitting to express my deepest appreciation for the blessings that surround us and to shed light on the invaluable experiences we’ve gained from our engagement with our partners and members throughout the Medical Imaging field.
Divali is a festival that reminds us of the power of light to overcome darkness, good to overcome evil, and knowledge to overcome ignorance. It is also a time to celebrate the importance of family and community. This year, Divali is celebrated on Sunday, November 12, 2023, and is a public holiday.
To address the biases that plague many within the radiology industry regarding pregnancy and parenthood, we must take proactive measures such as providing awareness training.
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