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The CAMRT Awards Program
Exhibit Competition Categories
Deadline for submission to both the essay and exhibit competition is March 29.
The preferred dimension for posters is maximum 4 feet by 4 feet (1.22 metres by 1.22 metres), but accommodation will be made for larger sized posters (maximum 4 feet by 8 feet or 1.22 metres x 2.44 metres) that may have been previously presented elsewhere.
ATTENTION: The judging process for the competitive awards program has been modified. Among the changes is a return to the onsite judging of exhibits at the annual general conference, and the anonymity of authors. We request that authors not identify themselves on manuscripts and poster submissions (name, institution, locale) to ensure a fair judging process. Please read the essay and exhibit regulations carefully for further details.
We are in the process of making some adjustments to the exhibit entry forms. Please refrain from submitting your submission until February 22.
Exhibit Competition Regulations [Download PDF; 24k]
George Reason Memorial Award
Online Entry Form
Established in 1952, this award honours Mr. F. George Reason, RT, a founding member of the CAMRT, who became the Association's first president in 1943. This award is presented for the most outstanding technical or scientific exhibit on procedures in radiography, radiation therapy, or nuclear medicine. Judging is based on educational value to other medical radiation technologists, quality of presentation, originality or material, and degree of general or special interest. The winning exhibit in this category receives a cash prize of $500 as well as a commemorative plaque/trophy.
Eligibility
The category is open to medical radiation technologists who are CAMRT members in good standing.
Philips Award
Online Entry Form
Originally established in 1964 as the "CSRT Teaching Award," Philips Electronics Industries generously undertook sponsorship of the award in 1967. Presented for the best teaching aid or basic principle exhibit displayed at the Annual General Conference. Exhibits on didactic teaching methods, audio-visual aids and clinical techniques used in teaching general principles are eligible for this competition. The winning entrant receives a cash prize of $500 as well as a commemorative plaque/trophy.
Eligibility
The category is open to medical radiation technologists who are CAMRT members in good standing.
Dr. Marshall Mallett Student Award
Online Entry Form
This award was established in 1986 to recognize Dr. Marshall Mallett for the kindness, commitment and generosity that he demonstrated in working to provide the highest quality education for medical radiation technologists, including his work on a "Handbook of Anatomy and Physiology for Student Medical Radiation Technologists." This award is sponsored by the CAMRT Foundation and is presented for the best scientific or technical exhibit on procedures in radiography, radiation therapy or nuclear medicine. The winning entrant receives a cash prize of $500 as well as a commemorative plaque/trophy.
Eligibility
The category is open to students enrolled in accredited medical radiation technology training programs.
Bracco Diagnostics Canada MR Poster Award
Online Entry Form
The Bracco Diagnostics Award was established in 1998 and is specific to the CAMRT's newest discipline, magnetic resonance. Sponsored by Bracco Diagnostics Canada, this award is presented for the most outstanding technical and/or scientific poster relating to magnetic resonance imaging. The winner receives a cash prize of $750 as well as a commemorative plaque/trophy.
Eligibility
Open to medical radiation technologists in the field of magnetic resonance who are CAMRT members in good standing.
The preferred dimension for posters is maximum
4 feet by 4 feet (1.22 metres by 1.22 metres), but accommodation will be made for larger sized posters (maximum 4 feet by 8 feet or 1.22 metres x 2.44 metres) that may have been previously presented elsewhere.
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