Throughout his 35-year medical imaging career, Chris Beasley has experienced sweeping shifts in the job. From starting as a darkroom tech in an outpatient imaging center in the 1980s to running the radiology department at the University of Missouri Healthcare, he’s held a variety of positions at facilities across the country.
Browsing: Off the Clock
After you’ve visited 82 different countries in the world – and you’re counting down the next 100 you have yet to tour – it might be easy to feel like you’ve seen nearly everything there is to see. But for globetrotter Bryan Henderson, travel represents a lifelong pursuit upon which the sun has yet to set, no matter where on the planet he’s viewing it.
As a child growing up in New Jersey, D.J. Patel loved recording music from the radio broadcasts in his home. He played a bit of piano, and would go on to become an accomplished dancer/choreographer, but Patel believed the most direct way of communicating the emotions that he felt from music to was by becoming a deejay.
Radiologists in Kingston, Ontario, Canada and Nairobi, Kenya are partnering on a four-year research project integrating distance learning, teleradiology and virtual reality.
Ultrasound technician Savannah Sossamon is a recent addition to the staff at Children’s Hospital New Orleans, but her commitment to caring for children extends beyond the workplace; beyond even her own community, to those in the under-resourced country of Mozambique.
After more than two decades in the medical imaging field as a radiologic technologist, and nearly 30 in active and reserve duty with the U.S. Army, Anthony Anderson has spent the past 12 years of his life working in sales for CMS Imaging of North Charleston, South Carolina, as its medical account manager presenting Fuji and Shimadzu equipment in Tennessee.
Heart disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide, which means the demands on cardiology departments have never been greater.…
Annette Long traces a lifelong love of animals to her childhood in Piketon, Ohio. With two working parents, the family dog was a dear companion who brought a lot of fun into her life. Although Long was never allowed to keep as many pets as she would have preferred, the family did care for some eight peacocks, and helped incubate bobwhite quail that the game warden from the nearby nature preserve would introduce into the wild.
Stanford University radiologist Heike Daldrup-Link, MD, Ph.D., who directs pediatric molecular imaging and co-directs cancer imaging in the Stanford University radiology department, is a prolific writer in her field, having penned some 200 peer-reviewed research articles, 20 book chapters and editorials, 11 books, and six patents.
As a child, medical imaging manager Jennifer Kirkman dreamed of becoming a space shuttle pilot for NASA.
