Stefania Santana, RT(R), is an ARRT certified and Texas Medical Board licensed radiography technologist at Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center Houston Rockets OPID. She was recently nominated as a Rising Star in the imaging community.
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Image One Medical is the only engineer-owned medical equipment service group that is fully dedicated to Florida’s amazing base of imaging centers, hospitals, and cancer treatment centers. The company’s mission is to self-perform in every aspect of its business. It specializes on PET/CT, CT and MRI. CEO Ric Arcadi and CTO Jeremy Hesser recently shared more information about the company.
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.
UT Southwestern Medical Center Imaging Services Director Ambulatory Imaging Services Robin Eastland, RT(R)(M)(CT) CRA, holds a master’s degree in radiology administration. Her imaging journey began in Amarillo, Texas.
Resolving to commit to better self-care can happen any time of the year. The present is always the perfect starting point for developing new habits and a new approach to protecting your overall wellness.
University Hospital’s Cleveland Medical Center CT Scan Supervisor Suzie Dodson, BA, RT (R)(CT), says her rise in the imaging field starts with a funny story. Dodson’s journey began when she was an imaging patient as a child.
Nuclear Camera Services Inc. does it all when it comes to nuclear medicine devices and has been providing quality service for more than a decade.
Pardon the cliché, but DJ Patel insists that he did not choose a career in imaging leadership. In fact, according to Patel, imaging chose him.
UH St. John Medical Center Radiology Supervisor Bryan Bauer, R.T.(R)(CT), started his journey in diagnostic imaging at Bowling Green State University.
When temperatures creep up again, it signals time for an annual tradition: spring cleaning.
