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Insights in Imaging delivers a multi-faceted look into current and emerging issues in the field of radiologic science. This course addresses high-impact topics ranging from surgical secondhand smoke hazards and cybersecurity in healthcare, to AI integration in medical imaging and leadership in technologist education.
Presented in partnership with UT Health Tyler and hosted at their facility, this course will take place at UT Health Tyler, 801 Clinic Drive, Tyler, Texas, USA, 75701.
Participants will explore the invisible dangers posed by surgical smoke and learn mitigation strategies guided by current legislation and safety recommendations. The course delves into the remarkable discovery of radiation-resistant black fungus at Chernobyl and its potential for nuclear cleanup and space exploration. It also provides critical insights into the evolving role of artificial intelligence in imaging workflows and the ethical challenges it presents.
Cybersecurity threats and the growing risk to protected health information are examined, with practical solutions for institutional resilience. Attendees will also gain a deeper understanding of ARRT® sanctions and Texas Medical Board actions, helping them maintain compliance and professional integrity.
Emphasizing the importance of soft skills and leadership, the course empowers technologists to manage time effectively, avoid burnout, and grow as professionals in diverse, inclusive, and trauma-informed environments. With a combination of real-world case studies, educational best practices, and forward-looking innovation, Insights in Imaging equips radiologic professionals with the tools to navigate an increasingly complex healthcare landscape.
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Invisible Danger: Unveiling the Risks of Surgical Secondhand Smoke and the Healthcare Professional
Melanie Hail, M.Ed., BSRS, RT(R)(M)
Education & Leadership in Imaging – Building Tomorrow’s Technologists
Dominique R. Gomez, MSRS, RT(R)(CT)
Nature’s Answer to Nuclear Catastrophe: Black Fungus in Chernobyl
Melanie Hail, M.Ed., BSRS, RT(R)(M) (50 minutes)
AI in Medical Imaging – Our Present & Future
Dominique R. Gomez, MSRS, RT(R)(CT)
[LUNCH 1 HOUR]
Cyber Threats in Healthcare: Are You Prepared?
Melanie Hail, M.Ed., BSRS, RT(R)(M)
Soft Skills for the Radiologic Technologist: Time Management, Professional Development, Work-Life Balance
Dominique R. Gomez, MSRS, RT(R)(CT)
ARRT® Sanctions, Trademark, and Misrepresentation of Credentials; Texas Medical Board Actions Against MRTs
Melanie Hail, M.Ed., BSRS, RT(R)(M)
CT Trauma
Dominique R. Gomez, MSRS, RT(R)(CT) (50 minutes)
Topics TBD
Define surgical secondhand smoke and identify its components and origins.
Evaluate the health risks associated with surgical smoke exposure in various medical settings.
Examine NIH study findings, current mandates, and safety recommendations for surgical smoke mitigation.
Explain the historical context and long-term impacts of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Describe the discovery and survival mechanisms of black fungus in radioactive environments.
Analyze the potential applications of this fungus in nuclear cleanup and space exploration.
Identify risks to protected health information and vulnerabilities in medical systems.
Understand key strategies and tools to prevent and respond to cyber-attacks in healthcare.
Develop collaborative planning techniques to ensure resilience in case of system compromise.
Recognize the different types of sanctions and adverse actions the ARRT® may impose.
Analyze real-world case studies involving ARRT® sanctions and Texas Medical Board disciplinary actions.
Understand the consequences of credential misrepresentation and strategies for maintaining compliance.
Describe the current leadership challenges in radiologic science education and the need for inclusive practices.
Identify effective teaching strategies that support student engagement, cultural humility, and trauma-informed care.
Explore mentorship models and institutional approaches that promote professional growth and academic resilience
Explain how AI is currently used in various medical imaging modalities and its impact on clinical workflows.
Discuss the ethical, legal, and professional considerations involved in implementing AI in healthcare settings.
Evaluate how the role of the radiologic technologist is changing in response to AI integration and future advancements.
Identify essential soft skills that support effective communication, teamwork, and patient care in radiology.
Apply time management strategies to improve personal efficiency and reduce workplace stress.
Develop techniques to support long-term career development and maintain emotional well-being in clinical environments.
Tags: Radiology CE, Radiology, Continuing Education, CE, Tyler, Live Event