Browsing: Off the Clock

UH Elyria Medical Center radiology manager Michelle Cousino on injury, setbacks and the training that brought her back to the Ironman start line.

X-ray tech by day, barre instructor and livestock-showing mom the rest of the time — Kathryn Foland, RT(R), on juggling a full life and finding her peace at the barre.

After 45 years as an X-ray tech, Lizzy Rainey turns medical images into landscape paintings — a body of work she calls Landscape Anatomy Art.

From an Iowa farm to dean of the only radiology bachelor’s program in Texas, Jeff Killion built a radiologic technology career — and still ranches on the side.

After Elyce learned that many radiation therapists start their careers as X-ray technologists, her view of the imaging field opened up more broadly.

Growing up in Remsen, New York, Jennifer Copperwheat remembers a childhood of seemingly limitless discovery on her family farm. The property was alive with domesticated animals and wildlife, and Jennifer was invested in all of it. 

For the better part of three decades, Adrian traveled across the world, performing Tejano and country music for fans in far-flung regions of the globe, recording Grammy-nominated albums, and rubbing elbows with some of the best players in the industry.

As an outreach liaison for teleradiology company Excalibur Healthcare of Moorestown, New Jersey, Betsy Cook connects its radiologists with healthcare systems and hospitals who need their services.

Long before he’d found his place in the imaging informatics world, Mac Beauchemin lived the life of a touring punk rocker. Growing up in Arnold, California, he was raised in the wilderness and the snow of the gold rush country between Yosemite and Tahoe.

For Mario Pistilli, executive director of imaging services at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) and recent ICE Diamond Award winner, his first name came with more attention than he’d have preferred as a youngster.