On tour in Russia with his band, The Real Tuesday Weld, in 2012, English musician Stephen Coates was killing time in a St. Petersburg flea market when his eyes landed on a curiosity.
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After entering the nursing field in 1979, Rose Pauly’s career had been underway for 14 years when she withstood the most transformative tragedy of her life.
Kile Jackson has spent almost half a century in the medical imaging world and even more time has been dedicated to music, including the sometimes hectic Seattle music scene.
Lots of folks picked up new hobbies during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, from baking to gardening to home renovation. For Curt Bush, vice president of outpatient imaging services for U.S. Radiology Specialists of Houston, Texas, it was scuba diving.
For Meggan Lilly, a career in medical imaging was the beginning of the second act in her life’s work.
Banner Imaging Manager Laura Breuer shares in a spirited business with family members when not providing diagnostic imaging care.
Throughout her 27-year career as a diagnostic radiology technician, Sandra Page has seen her field from the perspective of a wanderer and a homebody.
During work hours, Sheila DeBastiani is a supervisor and educator in the invasive cardiology unit at WakeMed Health and Hospitals in Raleigh, North Carolina, supporting a busy service line that touches patients of all ages and all walks of life.
For the Dubiels, a collection that started as a way to keep their promised baby close to their hearts while they waited to hold her in their arms became a touchstone for the family.
When Mark Watts, a native of Portland, Oregon, first moved to Arizona, he was struck by its natural beauty. Arizona has a rich history of commercial mining, and Watts was taken by the romantic notions of land claims laws related to its prospecting past.
