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Caitlin LaVoie holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Medical Imaging and a Bachelor’s of Technology in Healthcare Management with certifications in mammography and diagnostic radiology. Her current job title is mammographer with Oswego Health.

As imaging leaders, navigating the complexities of our demanding profession often means putting the needs of others and the organization before our own. Yet, while caring for others, it’s all too common to neglect our well-being.

U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Donald Faustin is a 68P, otherwise known as a radiology specialist, and is the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) at BDAACH’s Department of Radiology.

TrechIT Solutions is a premier IT managed services provider specializing in the medical imaging sector. TrechIT Solutions supports medical imaging…

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.

UCSF Health Radiology Business Affairs Manager Devin Dixon, CRA, R.T.(R)(CT)(MR), entered the realm of diagnostic imaging because he wanted to be like his parents and help people. He is doing that and more based on the strong nomination ICE Magazine received to highlight his work.

Beekley Medical specializes in products that help breast health, CT, MRI, radiation oncology, diagnostic, and interventional radiology professionals improve communication, efficacy, productivity and patient care. All Beekley Medical products are intended for single patient use to help maintain a sanitary environment. Each product is carefully designed for its intended modality and purpose so that you have the right tool for the right exam and to help you reduce the questions and challenges that can lead to scheduling disruptions and unnecessary additional imaging.

With information becoming so easily available in today’s health care landscape, it can be a daunting task to find organization throughout the chaos each day brings. This is why it is critical to have a department framework to help prioritize tasks and help leaders make decisions with intention.