FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Visit the new CAMRT.ca
OTTAWA, May 15, 2015 – The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) introduces a new, completely redesigned user-friendly website at camrt.ca. The innovative look of the site is matched with improved functionality and a number of new features that significantly enhance your online experience with CAMRT.
The recently launched site features a rich menu of new and updated content, a fast and accurate search tool, and a Quick Links tool that guides you directly to the most frequently read pages on the site. Homepage features like our News Feed, Events Calendar and attractive graphic connections to valued practice and education resources enhance our members’ online experience.It is easier than ever to browse our Best Practice Guidelines, select and register for courses, read member publications and prepare for the certification examination.
For the public, enhanced access to the Image of Care informational site, a live Twitter feed, our annual report and a new description of practice provide a window on the world of medical radiation technology. There is also front-of-the-line admission to the CAMRT YouTube Channel, currently featuring a short video that deftly explains our Personal Liability Insurance program, along with award-winning videos created by members to illustrate their passion for their profession and how they are the very image of care.
The website plan is one of continuous improvement and constant content enrichment. The CAMRT.ca you’ll experience today will be different tomorrow. Set your bookmarks now and plan to return often to see what’s new.
Note: Resources from our former site that may have been previously bookmarked will no longer be accessible links. We invite you to explore the new site and reset your favourites.
About the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists
The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) is the national professional association and certifying body for radiological, nuclear medicine and magnetic resonance imaging technologists and radiation therapists. CAMRT provides leadership on standards for entry-level education and offers a suite of programs and services that advance the profession and the health of Canadians. These include certification, continuing professional development opportunities, publication of a journal, strengthening professional practice and advocacy to promote the effective contribution of MRTs in Canadian health system discussions and decisions. Founded in 1942, the CAMRT today represents over 12,000 members.
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For more information, please contact:
Leacy O’Callaghan-O’Brien
1-800-463-9729 ext. 230
lobrien@camrt.ca
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