This course is designed to meet the California Department of Public Health Radiologic Health Branch new 2013 CE licensure renewal rules for you, the Certified Radiologic Technologists (CRTs). The state rules that four of the 24 required hours obtained must be about digital radiography within the two years immediately preceding the expiration of your permit. CRT’s and PA’s with a fluoroscopic permit are also required to obtain four hours of radiation safety for the clinical uses of fluoroscopy. Join us in this 8 hour day that covers both new CE requirements!

Online and phone registrations for live events close 1 hour before the event start time, which is in Central Standard Time (CST). Please give us a call at 1-800-239-1361 for all online registrations placed for webinars that will take place the same day in order to ensure you get your link to view the course.

Course Topics

Fluoroscopy Review

Visual Physiology
Image Intensifiers & Flat Panel Detectors
Image Quality
Gains
Automatic Brightness Stabilizers
Recording Systems
Fluoroscopy Options
The Fluoroscopy Exam
Pediatric Fluoroscopy
Biologic Effects
QC Regulations

Digital Radiography

Introduction to Digital Imaging – CR/DR
Physics of Digital Imaging
DR & CR Image Capture, Extraction, and Processing
Image Evaluation
Troubleshooting Acquisition Errors
Artifacts in Digital Imaging

This program provides 8 hours of AHRA Category A continuing education credit for radiologic technologists recognized by the ARRT and various licensure states. You must attend the entire program to receive your certificate of completion.

Michael Zetina , RT(R)(CT)

Michael Zetina, MHI, RT(R)(CT) received his Master Degree in Health Informatic at Purdue. Michael has been a Radiology Instructor at Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science and Brightwood College that was formerly Kaplan College. He has been teaching radiation safety, CT and many other radiology courses for over a decade and has over 20 years of experience as a radiographer with an emphasis in cardiac research. His educational focus is clinical informatics with an interest in radiomic research. Radiomics is a method of extracting features from medical images using data algorithms to potentially uncover disease characteristics that fail to be seen by the naked eye.

Category	Hours	Revision Year(s)
Breast Sonography > Image Production > Evaluation and Selection of Representative Images	1.0	2021
Breast Sonography > Image Production > Image Formation	1.0	2022
CT > Image Production > Image Evaluation and Archiving	1.0	2017, 2022
CT > Image Production > Image Formation	.50	2017, 2022
CT > Image Production > Physics and Instrumentation	1.50	2016
Mammography > Image Production > Equipment Operation and Quality Assurance	1.0	2016
Mammography > Image Production > Image Acquisition and Quality Assurance	1.0	2020
MRI > Image Production > Data Acquisition and Processing	.50	2016
MRI > Image Production > Data Acquisition, Processing, and Storage	.50	2020
Nuclear Medicine > Image Production > Instrumentation	.50	2017, 2022
Radiation Therapy > Procedures > Treatment Volume Localization	.50	2017, 2022
Radiology > Image Production > Equipment Operation and Quality Assurance	2.0	2017, 2022
Radiology > Image Production > Image Acquisition and Evaluation	.50	2017, 2022
Radiology > Safety > Radiation Protection	.50	2017, 2022
Sonography > Image Production > Image Formation	1.0	2016, 2019
Vascular Sonography > Image Production > Image Formation	0.50	2021

Digital Radiography and Fluoroscopic Radiation Safety for the Certified Radiologic Technologist [9:00am CST] (Live Webinar)

Course ID: Simulcast-DigRadFluoroSafety-1346-216
Event Location: Online Course
Credit: 8 Credits Category A Direct
Date: 04/01/2023 9:00 AM - 04/01/2023 5:00 PM
Instructor: Michael Zetina , RT(R)(CT)

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Digital Radiography and Fluoroscopic Radiation Safety for the Certified Radiologic Technologist [9:00am CST] (Live Webinar)

$169.00