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American
Society of Emergency Radiology (ASER)
The mission of the American Society of
Emergency Radiology is to advance the
quality of diagnosis and treatment of
acutely ill or injured patients by means of
medical imaging and to enhance teaching and
research in Emergency Radiology.
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Alabama
Society of Radiologic Technologists
Welcome to the website of the Alabama
Society of Radiologic Technologists. Here
you'll find information on our Society, as
well as information on upcoming meetings and
what we're all about.
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American Association of
Physicists in Medicine
The American Association of Physicists in
Medicine is a member society concerned with the
topics of medical physics, radiation oncology,
imaging physics, health physics, hospital
physics, medical radiation, physics careers,
ionizing radiation, brachytherapy and diagnostic
imaging.
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American Nuclear Society [ANSWER]
The premier
professional society serving the nuclear
industry. Online offerings include meeting
information, nuclear news, publications,
member services, a career center, public
information, and many other resources.
href="http://www.astro.org/">American Society for Therapeutic
Radiology and Oncology (ASTRO)
The mission
of ASTRO is to advance the practice of radiation
oncology by promoting excellence in patient
care, providing opportunities for educational
and professional development, promoting research
and disseminating research results and
representing radiation oncology in a rapidly
evolving socioeconomic healthcare environment.
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American Society of Head and Neck
Radiology(ASHNR)
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American Society of
Interventional and Therapeutic Neuropathology
We are the American Society of Interventional
& Therapeutic Neuroradiology (ASITN). Our
mission, as the leader in neurointerventional
surgery procedures and practice, is to: promote
excellence in patient care; provide education;
support research; influence health care policy;
and foster the growth of the specialty.
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American Society of
Neuropathology
The American Society
of Neuroradiology (ASNR) is a professional
membership society comprised of 3,000 physicians
specializing in the field of neuropathology. The
ASNR was founded on April 19, 1962 in New York
and incorporated in the State of New York on
February 1, 1965.
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American Society of Nuclear
Cardiology
The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology is
a professional medical society whose mission is
to foster optimal delivery of nuclear cardiology
services through professional education and
training, the development of clinical
guidelines, and the promotion of research.
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American Society of Pediatric
Neuroradiology
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American Society of
Radiologic Technologists - ASRT©
American Society of Radiologic Technologists
CE News Research for R.T.s Radiographers Medical Imaging
Professionals Radiation Therapists Radiography Therapy
Technology Rad Tech Jobs Continuing Education Development
Quality Patient CARE ASRT Radiologist Assistant Student
Educator Programs Tools CEUs, Radiology news, continuing
education online, CEU, career help, professional
development, licensing, regulation, government relations,
patient information, recruitment, retention.
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American Society of Spine
Radiology (ASSR)
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Arizona Society of
Echocardiography (Main)
Arizona Society of Echocardiography is an
organization of medical professionals practicing
in the field of cardiovascular ultrasound. The
organization is comprised of over 100 physicians
and Sonographers. Originally founded in 1991 by
Tim Chambers and Terry Reynolds, the Society
restructured in 2000 to serve as a source of
continuing education and means of communication
among ultrasound professionals.
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Association of Educators in
Radiological Sciences
The goal of the Association of
Educators in Radiological Sciences, Inc. (AERS)
is to meet the needs of the educator in
radiological sciences.
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British Nuclear Medicine Society
The British Nuclear
Medicine Society web site gives information on
medical events, adverse drug reactions and all
other relevant information on nuclear medicine.
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California Society of Radiologic
Technologists is the principal
organization in the State of California
representing Radiologic Science
Professionals.
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Canadian Resident Matching Service
The Canadian Resident
Matching Service (CaRMS) corporation works in
close cooperation with medical schools and
students to provide the following services: an
electronic application service and a computer
match for entry into postgraduate medical
training.
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Cardiovascular and Interventional
Radiological Society of Europe
To
provide continuing education and training to
physicians and scientists with an active
interest in interventional radiology or
cardiovascular imaging techniques. To promote
the exchange of ideas and information to further
define the role, direction and goals of
cardiovascular and interventional radiology as a
subspecialty of radiology.
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Certification Board for Radiology Practitioner
Assistants
Welcome to the
CBRPA. Within this website you will find the
most up-to-date information regarding the
educational, professional and certification
practices of the Radiology Practitioner
Assistant.
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Clinical Magnetic Resonance
Society
To promote and support excellence
in interpretative skills and technical knowledge
of those involved in the evaluation of clinical
magnetic resonance imaging and to help maintain
professional practice integrity.
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Colorado Society of Radiologic Technologists The Colorado Society of Radiologic
Technologists' is a non-profit organization
dedicated to fostering professional growth
and to provide access to general
professional and technical information, to
stimulate and encourage research and
education in areas concerning efficient
patient care.
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Connecticut Society of Radiologic
Technologists
Our mission is to provide state of
the art education, communication, and
legislative representation for our society;
while creating public awareness of our
integrity, professionalism, and
humanitarianism.
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East Bay District, CSRT
Welcome to
the World Wide Web Page for the East Bay
District
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European Society of
Neuroradiology The European Society of
Neuroradiology / ESNR is a professional society
organizing European neuroradiologists. The
Society organisms Annual Scientific meetings -
ESNR Congress, common European Training courses
in neuropathology - European Course of
Neuroradiology (ECNR) and is a forum for
professional development of European
Neuroradiology
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Georgia
Society of Radiologic Technologists
The
Georgia Society of Radiologic Technologists
traces its beginning back to a 1950 meeting
held by a group of radiation workers - A.P.
Cook, Jr., Wayne Smith, Eunice Allen, Alice
Furry, Betty Burkeen, Marjorie Tolan, and
Cora Warren. In November of that year in
Columbus, Georgia, these founding fathers
originated the current Society as The
Georgia Society of X-Ray Technicians. Since
its inception, the organization has grown in
numbers and scope and now represents more
than "x-ray technicians." In 1967, the name
was changed to The Georgia Society of
Radiologic Technologists to more accurately
reflect the organization's composition which
now includes the careers of Radiography,
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Computerized
Tomography, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation
Therapy, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
July 9, 1993, the Society became
incorporated. The Society name now reads,
The Georgia Society of Radiologic
Technologists, Inc.®
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Hawaii
Society of Radiologic Technologists
Last
modified: March 11, 2007
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Idaho
Society of Radiologic Technologists
The
ISRT
is a membership society for all
professionals in Radiologic Sciences. We, as
an affiliate of the American Society of
Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), work as
advocates, together with others to promote
quality patient care in the State of Idaho.
We serve the needs of our members by
providing educational opportunities and the
means of networking and communicating
information. An annual conference is held
each years and members have an opportunity
to share common goals and enhance their
education. We are committed to our
profession, the ethical values we embrace,
and the continued professional development
needed to uphold the quality of service we
provide.
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Illinois State Society of
Radiologic Technologists The
Illinois State Society of Radiologic
Technologists is the professional organization
that represents the radiologic sciences in the
state of Illinois.
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Indiana
Society of Radiologic Technologists The
Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists,
Inc. was organized in 1939 as a affiliate of
the American Society of Radiologic
Technologists. Today the ISRT recognizes
approximately 1,000 registered radiologic
technologists, students, corporate
representatives, certified and supporting
individuals as members of the Society. The
membership represents professionals in
Radiography, Radiation Therapy, Nuclear
Medicine, Sonography and all other imaging
modalities.
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International Society for
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
The
International Society for Magnetic Resonance in
Medicine is a nonprofit professional association
devoted to furthering the development and
application of magnetic resonance techniques in
medicine and biology. The Society holds annual
scientific meetings and sponsors other major
educational and scientific workshops
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International Society of
Radiographers & Rad Technologists
The ISRRT is an
organization composed of seventy-one national
radiographic societies from sixty-eight
countries representing more than 200,000
radiographers and radiological technologists. It
was formed in 1959 to act as a link between
radiographers and radiological
technologists throughout the world.
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Iowa Society of Radiologic Technologists
The
purposes of this Society shall be to advance
the science of radiologic technology, to
assist in establishing and maintaining high
standard of education and training, to
elevate the quality of patient care, and to
improve the welfare and socioeconomics of
radiologic technologists. These purposes
shall not be restricted by any consideration
of nationality, race, color, sex or creed.
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The
Louisiana Society of Radiologic
Technologists Last
Modified:2005
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Malaysian Society of Radiographers
A
Professional Body that caters to the
interests of the Medical Radiation Science
Fraternity
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Massachusetts
Society of Radiologic Technologists
The Massachusetts Society of Radiologic
Technologists (MSRT) is a non-profit
organization dedicated to the professional
growth and development in the Radiologic
Sciences. The Society is committed to the
advancement of radiologic technology by
promoting high ethical standards, improving
the quality of patient care, maintaining
high standards of education, and providing
quality continuing professional development
opportunities for all medical imaging and
therapy professionals. Our mission shall not
be restricted by any consideration of
nationality, race, color, sex, or creed.
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Minnesota Society of Radiologic
Technologists
Welcome to
the Minnesota Society of Radiologic
Technologists website! The History of the MSRT began with its founding on March 8,
1938. The society was recognized by our
parent society, the American Society of
Radiologic Technologists, on December 20,
1938. The MSRT has a proud history of
representing the needs of professional,
registered imaging science technologists in
the State of Minnesota and is committed to
preserving the profession for the benefit of
every patient the membership has the
privilege to serve.
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MISSOURI
SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS
The Missouri
Society of Radiologic Technologists is a
affiliate of the American Society of
Radiologic Technologists. Our purpose is to
advance the field of radiologic technology.
We do this by assisting in establishing and
maintaining high standards of education and
training, pursuing legislation that will
require licensure of all those who use
ionizing radiation for diagnosis and
treatment of humans, providing assistance
for educational seminars on the local level,
and presentation of an annual educational
conference. This results in an elevated
quality of safe patient care, and increased
diagnostic information provided for
radiologist interpretation. We are
advocates for the profession, our districts,
and our members.
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Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists
(MSRT) is an affiliate of the American
Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT).
The MSRT was founded in 1956. It is a
not-for-profit member association for
radiologic science professionals. The
purposes of this society are to advance the
art and science of medical imaging and
radiologic treatment specialties, to assist
in establishing and maintaining high
standards of education at all levels, to
evaluate the quality of patient care, and to
improve the welfare and socioeconomic of
radiologic technologists. The MSRT holds
an annual meeting each fall, usually in
September, to transact society business and
provide an Educational forum for the
membership. Six board meetings are held
throughout the year to transact society
business; these board meetings are open to
all members. Each spring a number of
educational conferences are held to provide
continuing education for all modalities. A
professional journal, Technically Speaking,
is published four times a year and is
provided to all MSRT members. The MSRT
encourages the Michigan districts to provide
similar programs in their areas.
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New
Mexico Society Of Radiologic Technologists
A professional society serving
Radiologic Technologists throughout New
Mexico.
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North American Society for
Cardiac Imaging (NASCI)
NASCI Established in 1973,
the North American Society for Cardiac Imaging
is an International non-profit professional
association dedicated to the advancement of
cardiovascular imaging. Its members are
radiologists, cardiologists, medical physicists
and others active in the application of imaging
methods to the study of the heart and vascular
diseases in both the experimental laboratory and
clinical settings.
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North
Carolina Society of Radiologic
Technologists, Inc.
It
is the mission of the NCSRT, Inc. to be the
unified voice that represents the interest
of certified technologists in the radiation
and imaging sciences throughout the state.
The purpose of the NCSRT, Inc. is to promote
and to enhance the professional stature of
and the highest practice standards in the
radiation and imaging sciences through its
services and activities.
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North Dakota Society of Radiologic
Technologists is a
membership society for all professionals in
Radiologic Sciences. We, as an affiliate of
the American Society of Radiologic
Technologists (ASRT), work as advocates,
together with others to promote quality
patient care. We serve the needs of our
members by providing education and the means
of networking and communicating information.
We are committed to our profession, the
ethical values we embrace, and the continued
professional development needed to uphold
the quality of service we provide.
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Ohio Society Of Radiology
Technologists
The OSRT is an
organization
with a
Vision
of improving the healthcare of Ohio's citizens
assuring that patients receive excellent medical
imaging and radiation therapy care.
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Ohio Radiologic License
Radiologic
licenses are issued for these license
categories: General X-ray Machine Operator,
Radiographer, Nuclear Medicine Technologist,
and Radiation Therapy Technologist.
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Oklahoma
Society of Radiological Technologists
Oklahoma Society of Radiological
Technologists. State society for the
advancement of the Radiological Science and
it's practitioners in the State of Oklahoma.
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Oregon Society Radiologic Technologists
The purposes of OSRT shall be to
advance the professions of radiation and
imaging specialties; to assist in
establishing and maintaining high standards
of education and training; to elevate the
quality of patient care; and to improve the
welfare and socioeconomics of radiologic
technologists.
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RSNA Home Page
The mission
of the Radiological Society of North America is
to promote and develop the highest standards of
radiology and related sciences through education
and research. The Society seeks to provide
radiologists and allied health scientists with
educational programs and materials of the
highest quality, and to constantly improve the
content and value of these educational
activities. The Society seeks to promote
research in all aspects of radiology and related
sciences, including basic clinical research in
the promotion of quality healthcare. The Society
seeks to foster closer fellowship among all
radiologists and greater cooperation among
radiologists and members of other branches of
medicine and allied healthcare professionals.
The Society's success in achieving its goals in
education and research is due to the high level
of professionalism of its members and other
colleagues who generously share their scientific
knowledge and administrative abilities.
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Society of Diagnostic Medical
Sonographers
The
Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography was
founded in 1970 to promote, advance, and educate
its members and the medical community in the
science of Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
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Society of Nuclear Medicine
The
Society of Nuclear Medicine is an international
scientific and professional organization founded
in 1954 to promote the science, technology and
practical application of nuclear medicine. Its
16,000 members are physicians, technologists and
scientists specializing in the research and
practice of nuclear medicine.
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Society of Nuclear Medicine,
Southern California Chapter
The Pacific Southwest
Technologist Chapter welcomes you to our
Website and sincerely hopes that it will
provide you with information that will
enhance your professional life.
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Society of Skeletal Radiology
The
Society of Skeletal Radiology (SSR) is dedicated
to the goal of encouraging and supporting the
development of expertise in the subspecialty of
musculoskeletal radiology. Society of Skeletal
Radiology's CME efforts shall be to provide
continuing medical education for practicing
musculoskeletal radiologists via an annual
scientific meeting.
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South Carolina Society of
Radiologic Technologists
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South Dakota Society of Radiologic
Technologists is the
state affiliate of the American Society of
Radiologic Technologists. The ASRT is the
member society for all professionals in the
Radiologic Sciences. Central elements to our
mission include: Promotion of quality
radiologic services. Advocacy for continual
elevation of the Radiologic professional
status. Provision of quality continuing
professional education and development. We
continually strive to be responsive,
support, and communicate with the ASRT, as
well as our members and state districts. We
are committed to influence and operate the
professional organization with a sound
ethical stance.
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Spanish Nuclear Medicine Society
(SEMN)
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Society of Radiographers
The Society of Radiographers represents more
than 90 per cent of the diagnostic and
therapeutic radiographers in the UK. It is
responsible for their professional,
educational, public and workplace interests.
Founded in 1920, it is one of the oldest and
most experienced radiography organizations
in the world.
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Tennessee
Society of Radiologic Technologists
The TSRT and its six host educational meetings at
which Registered Technologists who practice
in the entire spectrum of imaging
modalities, management, and education are
provided the opportunity to acquire CEUs,
build professional relationships, and
socialize with other technologists.
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Texas
Radiological Society The
purposes of the TRS, as a chapter of the ACR,
shall be to serve the specialty of radiology
in Texas by advancing the science, education
and practice of radiology; improve
radiologic service to patients and the
medical community; foster closer fellowship
among radiologists; address the economics of
radiology; and establish and maintain high
medical and ethical standards.
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Virginia
Society of Radiologic Technologists
The Virginia
Society of Radiologic Technologists was
organized in 1948 to serve Radiologic
Technologists throughout the Commonwealth of
Virginia. Since then the organization has
expanded into providing educational
opportunities for all professionally related
modalities.
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Washington Society of Radiologic
Technologists
WSRT is committed to providing
its members with easy access to educational
seminars and conferences to help you meet your
educational requirements and help shape our
profession. There is also a tape library
available for rental from the Executive Office
for continuing education credits. Please call to
get the most current listing of available tapes,
as we are continually updating our library.
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Western Neuroradiological Society
The
World Federation of Neuroradiological Societies
(WFNRS), established in 1993, is an umbrella
organization composed of eighteen national and
regional neuroradiological societies.
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Wisconsin Society of Radiologic
Technologists shall advance
the science of Radiologic Technology, to
assist in establishing and maintaining high
standard of education and training, and to
elevate the quality of patient care. These
purposes shall not be restricted by any
consideration of nationality, race, color,
sex or creed.
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West Virginia Radiologic
Technology Board of Examiners
State
of West Virginia Radiology Licensure Website
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West Virginia Society of
Radiologic Technologists
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The Wyoming Society of Radiologic
Technologists is the member
society for all radiologic technology
professionals in the state of Wyoming. The
WSRT is an affiliate of the American Society
of Radiologic Technologists and as such we
exist to continually elevate the status of
our profession within the guidelines of
their doctrines. We will provide educational
opportunities to all registered
technologists by conducting educational
conferences as well as other services as
requested and approved by our membership. We
strive to be responsive to the professional
needs of our members and will maintain
effective communication with our members to
meet those needs. We recognize the
radiologic technologist’s role in providing
quality health care and that they are an
essential component of a continuously
evolving system of health care. We are
committed to ensuring that professional
standards of quality are maintained and
continually improved for the field of
radiologic technology. Therefore, we are
also committed to maintaining the integrity
of this profession and its ethical standards
as well. We will not sacrifice those values.
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