Moderated by Shannon Gutierrez, RT(R)(M), Director, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
Dung Pham, RT(R), Director, Texas Health Arlington Memorial
Teresa McCloud, RT(R)(M), Manager, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano

To celebrate and recognize AAPI month, join us for an intriguing conversation with AHRA members as they share their experiences in imaging, and the challenges they faced navigating the ever changing healthcare environment. They will share stories and experiences, including views about mentors and overcoming challenges from an Asian American perspective. Hear about how their culture and background shaped their careers, and discuss how to foster and create opportunities for underrepresented groups like Asian Americans.

You will learn:

  • The importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within your imaging department
  • About challenges related to DEI in imaging and how to address those challenges
  • How organizations can create opportunities for underrepresented groups

Note: No CE credit is available for this archived webinar

AHRA Quick Credit January/February 2023

AHRA Quick Credit January/February 2023

Presented by Melody Mulaik, MSHS, FAHRA, CRA, RCC, RCCIR, CPC, COC
President, Revenue Cycle Coding Strategies

This dynamic session is for individuals responsible for any portion of the charge capture, coding, documentation, billing and account follow-up of radiology services. All of the 2023 radiology coding updates will be reviewed in detail as well as other key items of concern related to imaging services, including but not limited to, supervision as the PHE ends, reimbursement, and audit concerns. Radiology administrators as well as professional involved in radiology compliance and revenue cycle will gain the information that they need to ensure correct coding and compliance for their organizations. It is recommended that appropriate individuals from Compliance and Finance be invited to ensure consistency and accuracy within the entire organization.

You will learn:
• Modality specific areas of concern – coding, edits and audit targets
• 2023 Coding Updates – Diagnostic, Interventional and E/M
• Regulatory Updates includes the Public Health Emergency (PHE), AUC and more!

AHRA Member: $99.00
Non-Member: $249.00
Click here to learn more about the benefits of AHRA Membership.

AHRA Best of 2022
Curated content from the AHRA 2022 Annual Meeting and live webinars; highlights the best professional education, advice, and innovative thinking offered by AHRA in 2022.

Sessions Include:
• The Bucket List Life – Create More Experiences, Share More Stories, and Live More Fulfilled (Keynote)
• Becoming an Influential Leader: The Principles of Persuasion at Work
• Coding Tips & Traps
• Cultivating Accountability
• Intro to Take Back Your Life! Personal Productivity
• You Say Your Staff Is Not Actively Engaged... Are You?
• AUC Implementation – What You Need to Know to Ensure Success
• Crucial Conversations for Leaders
• Best Practices in Breast Imaging Centers
• Examining New Tools to Help Ease Burdens in Imaging
• MR Safety Standards: Definition and Application Management

Up to 5.0 ARRT category A CE credits are available for this program.
AHRA Member: FREE!
Non-Member: $125.00
Click here to learn more about the benefits of AHRA Membership.

Generously Sponsored by Bayer

AHRA Quick Credit November/December 2022

AHRA Quick Credit November/December 2022

Angela Phares, Senior Medical Physicist, Universal Consultants Inc.

This webinar will provide the audience with a unique perspective, that of a Medical Physicist, when evaluating and considering mammography systems from four different vendors.

You will learn:
  • Overview of the four key mammography vendors in the US
  • Elements to consider for a reliable mammography system
  • Understanding the technology and system testing differences between each vendor
  • The importance of an efficient QC testing process upon installation

W. Geoffrey West, PhD, DABR, CHP

Diagnostic medical imaging has changed significantly in the last decade. One of these changes is the medical physicist has an increased expectation to be an integral part of patient care and clinical outcomes. In addition to traditional medical physics responsibilities, the modern-day medical physicist is called upon to assist healthcare providers with diagnostic medical imaging equipment purchase selection, manage radiation dose reduction, improve image quality and patient diagnostic outcomes, MRI safety risk mitigation, and standardize radiation safety practices across healthcare enterprise systems.  The presenter will discuss how the modern-day medical physicist is directly engaged with the patient care delivery team to assist with best patient care practices.

You will learn to:
  • Understand the traditional role of the medical physicist
  • Learn how times have changed from diversity of equipment models to a focus on quantitative performance metrics
  • Identify the modern role of the medical physicist and their role in evidence-based medicine in the imaging environment

AHRA Quick Credit September/October 2022