Connecting medical imaging leaders to the latest industry news, best practices, and AHRA happenings.
By Tom Wall, RDMS, RVT
It has been a difficult few months now with all the uncertainty and trying to return to a sense of normalcy. We have all had to adapt rapidly to the pandemic and now have to forge ahead assuaging fear and ease our way back in stages to provide our services.
By Eric Kallstrom, MBA, FACVP, FASE
In these trying times due to the COVID-19 pandemic, receiving the 2020 AHRA Broadley Scholarship couldn’t have come at a better time. This scholarship not only provides value in the financial necessity to complete my graduate degree, but it is a symbol of the continuing support and commitment that the AHRA provides its membership, albeit in many different forms.
By Amanda Lynn Garlock, RT(R),(MR)
Our facility hosted the first patient in the nation and I know that I have information to share with others that may help them prepare so that they don’t end up facing as much of a crisis as we did. This is why I belong to the AHRA. This is why we need to encourage those who are new to leadership to join the organization.
By Eric Kallstrom, MBA, FACVP, FASE
Whatever your “why” is, the AHRA is here to support your goals and ambitions of reinventing yourself into a well-rounded imaging professional that can handle the daily challenges in the perpetually evolving landscape of diagnostic imaging.
By Danielle Henrickson, MBA, BSRT(R), CRA
I was offered the chance to attend an AHRA Annual Meeting in 2014 at the Gaylord in National Harbor, Maryland. I met incredible people who were in my same situation, just soaking in all of the knowledge and education that they could. Thanks to my director, I had signed up for the CRA workshop at the conference. I didn’t really know what to expect. The amount of learning and preparation that occurred in one ten-hour day was incredible.
