Medical Imaging Ed, brought to you by the OAMRS, is pleased to announce its fall program line-up. All our programs are delivered in an intimate atmosphere and by world class faculty. Breakfast, lunch and breaks and networking opportunities will also be provided during the day.
Participants will receive a certificate of completion indicating the approved education hours and CME credits will be awarded.
IV Contrast Injection Enhanced Practice Certificate
Earn a provincially recognized Enhanced Practice Certificate in Intravenous Contrast Injection for Medical Radiation Technologists and related Allied Health Professionals. This comprehensive two-part course combines both online didactic (theory) and practical components. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about and practice venipuncture on simulated and actual human arms.
| September 19, 2015Hospital for Sick ChildrenToronto, Ontario | October 3, 2015Ottawa HospitalOttawa, Ontario |
Osteoporosis: Essentials of Densitometry, Diagnosis, and Management
The request for Bone Mineral Density (BMD) education for technologists in Canada has been overwhelming. As a result, the Ontario Association of Medical Radiation Sciences (OAMRS) is pleased to offer the Osteoporosis: Essentials of Densitometry, Diagnosis and Management course to meet this need.
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October 24-25, 2015 ALT Hotel Halifax Airport Enfield, Nova Scotia |
Life Armour: Solutions for the Burned out Practitioner
This course has been developed for both MRT’s and Sonographers that are feeling overwhelmed, frustrated and/or quick tempered in their workplace. The pace, content and competing demands of the modern workplace has left many of us operating in constant stress overdrive. Join us to learn successful strategies to overcome Compassion Fatigue.
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September 26, 2015 Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology Hamilton, Ontario |
October 18, 2015Peel Art Gallery Museum & ArchivesBrampton, Ontario |
Digital Mammography: Advanced Technology & Clinical Application
Full-Field Digital Mammography (FFDM) has quickly emerged as the preferred choice for dedicated breast imaging technology. When compared to conventional analog (film-screen) systems, it can significantly improve image quality and workflow while reducing absorbed dose to the patient and errors that result in repeats. This program will provide a detailed overview of digital mammography including brief developmental history, a review of the technology and associated advanced applications, an in-depth discussion of frequently encountered artifacts, the various quality control procedures that accompany this modality and the steps to achieve accreditation by the CAR.
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October 17, 2015 Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre Brampton, Ontario |
Register at www.medicalimaginged.ca
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