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Title: Professional Roles and Behaviors for the R.T.


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Professional Roles and Behaviors for the R.T.
  • RTEC 123

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Health Care Team
  • Hospitals are much like a small city.
  • Housekeeping/EVS
  • Dietary
  • Security
  • Nurses
  • Engineering
  • Chaplain
  • Counseling services
  • Administration
  • Doctors
  • Laboratory
  • Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging
  • All working TOGETHER to do
  • WHAT?

3
Patient Care. that is why we are here
  • The well-being of patient requires the
    cooperative efforts of MANY team members.

4
Imaging Department
  • Radiology or Diagnostic Imaging
  • Radiologist
  • Technologists
  • Radiology Assistants/Transporters
  • Film Library Staff
  • Reception Staff
  • Managers/Department Leaders
  • PACS Manager

5
Career Paths in Radiology
  • Technologists
  • Primary Certifications
  • Radiography
  • Nuclear Medicine Technology
  • Radiation Therapy
  • Sonography
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging

6
Career Paths in Radiology
  • Mammography
  • Computed Tomography
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • Quality Management
  • Sonography
  • Bone Densitometry
  • Vascular Sonography
  • Cardiac-Interventional Radiography
  • Vascular-Interventional Radiography
  • Breast Sonography
  • Registered Radiologist Assistant

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Communication
  • Dependent on the ability of ALL team members to
    relay information systematically, preventing
    essential details from being overlooked.
  • One of the biggest challenges in health care
    today!

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Radiography as a Profession
  • A profession is not only a field of study but
    also the application of specialized knowledge to
    benefit others. A profession is organized to
    govern itself to effectively set standards of
    professional behavior, education, and
    qualification to practice, and to enforce those
    standards within its ranks.

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Radiography as a Profession
  • A profession is expected to advance and to
    continually review and challenge the basis of
    knowledge on which it functions.
  • Life long learning through continuing education.
    Licensure requirement

10
Professional Organizations
  • ASRT American Society of Radiological
    Technologists.
  • The oldest and largest national professional
    association for technologists in Radiologic
    sciences. 1920.
  • Developed Radiologic science curriculum for all
    modalities. Sets the instructional standards
    across the nation.

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ASRT
  • The only nationally recognized professional
    society representing all radiologic technologists
    in the U.S.
  • Serves its membership in many ways, including
    significant contribution to education,
    professional advancement, legislation, and public
    relations. Opporuntities for CEs at a low
    cost.

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Homework Assignment
  • From asrt.org
  • Download application for membership
  • Be able to answer what is the CHAMP Bill CARE
    Bill
  • ASRT Disappointed in Language of CHAMP Bill
  • Extra credit opportunity in RT 106 for joining
    ASRT..

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CSRT
  • California Society of Radiologic Technologists
  • www.csrt.org
  • Hosting conference this November. In conjunction
    with Rad Tech Week. Second week of November.
  • Why early November?
  • Good opportunity for CEs. Keep this in mind for
    your professional future.

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Homework Assignment
  • From csrt.org
  • Download application for membership
  • Be able to answer what is S 2322
  • H.R. 1426
  • Read more about the RadCARE bill CARE bill
  • Extra credit opportunity in RT 106 for joining
    CSRT..

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ECC Radiologic Technology ProgramMission
Statement
  • The mission of the Radiologic Technology Program
    is to prepare well qualified imaging
    practitioners who are committed to professional
    growth and life long learning, while supporting
    the highest standards of ethics, patient care,
    and technical practice.

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Goal 4
  • Instill in the student appreciation for the
    concept of life long learning and continued
    education along with the value of participation
    in professional organizations.
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