Thu 20 Nov 2008

Ask a Technologist :: Sedation for Claustrophobic Patients in MRI

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Author: KJ

Subject: Sedation for Claustrophobic Patients in MRI
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 5:06 pm (GMT -4)
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Does anyone have a protocol or policy they would be willing to share with me one this? We have many outside imaging centers that do not have nurses in place, but EMT's are on site. I will appreciate your help tremendously!
 

Thu 20 Nov 2008

Radiology Schools and Education :: Cross training in Echocardiography

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Author: jen1967
Subject: Cross training in Echocardiography

Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 3:51 pm (GMT -4)
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If there are some rad techs out there looking to cross-train into Echo; but, have a tight schedule, look at the online program at www.academyofultrasound.com
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Thu 20 Nov 2008

Ask a Technologist :: RE: certificate or AA

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Author: hjhogle
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 1:34 pm (GMT -4)
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Absolutely. According to the ARRT website, as long as you're already certified and registered in good standing prior to Jan 1, 2011, then you're exempt from CQ/2011. Whatever their chosen method of determining continued competency is going to be (oral, demonstration, whatever), we will be exempt.

I would bet that whatever they come up with, it will not be simply a matter of increasing CEU requirements ... CEU's do not demonstrate competency and that's one of the major issues they want to address.

So we'll see how it sorts itself out.
hjh, RT
 

Thu 20 Nov 2008

Ask a Technologist :: RE: certificate or AA

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Author: papa
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 1:23 pm (GMT -4)
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so, correct me if i'm wrong...

those of us registered before 2011 are grandfathered in, and don't have to retake the boards as long as we keep up on our ce's?
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never meddle in the affairs of a dragon, for you are crunchy, and taste good with ketchup
 

Thu 20 Nov 2008

Radiology Student Chat Zone :: RE: RAD Student Vs. Nursing Student

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Author: papa
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 10:01 am (GMT -4)
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well... it all depends on your deffinition of intense....

nursing, yeah, you've got to know your biology and pharmacology. there's a whole lot more medications that you have to know. but every patient you touch isn't exposed to ionizing radiation.

it's really a toss up, they're both intense. they just tend to go intense in different directions, if you know what i mean
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