On Nov. 8, 2025, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists held the RAD Dash 5K Run/Walk in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals from around Albuquerque and beyond enjoyed the sunny, late-fall day. The event was held to celebrate medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals, and the meandering, sandy trails and cottonwood trees lining the Rio Grande offered a great location to do just that.
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The start of a new year is an opportunity to reset. In radiology, where the pace is fast and the expectations are high. A new year becomes more than a calendar milestone. It is an opportunity to re-establish priorities, strengthen culture and refocus on what matters most – our people, our patients and ourselves.
Picture the chief of a construction crew assembling a team to build a house. Everyone is enthusiastic, but only a few people have tools. Some have hammers, a few others have drills, but that’s about it.
Menopause, that inevitable, biologically driven chapter, is already being navigated by many of your most experienced, high-performing women.
What topics will truly be the most talked about topic at RSNA 2025? The poll question was posted on LinkedIn. The results: AI 54%, Photon Counting CT 25%, Theranostics 15%, Hybrid Guided Therapies 4%, Other 1%.
As fresh flowers become a more familiar feature in a variety of retail spaces, their role in everyday life is evolving – and so are the people who buy them.
Most radiology departments have a solid orientation process. New hires get their ID badge, system logins, compliance training and an overview of workflows. By the end of the first week or two, they’re usually on the schedule.
At the Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC), quality and safety aren’t just abstract ideals. They are the foundation upon which every accreditation program is built. Understanding their true meaning is essential for any facility striving to deliver top-tier patient care.
Now that most state legislative sessions have concluded and proposals are being submitted for the 2026 legislative sessions, this is the perfect time to reflect and plan. Here’s a look at what ASRT has done, what’s in store for 2026 and, most importantly, the ways the medical imaging and radiation therapy community can engage with advocacy.
I have heard that we retain only 25% of what we hear. Based on my own experience, I believe this to be an accurate statistic. To actively listen may be the number one key to improved communication. This is a skill that needs to be honed, and we have to follow some rules to become good at it.
