Written by: Louise C. Miller, R.T.(R)(M)(ARRT), CRT(M), FSBI, FNCBC, Director of Education Does passing the ACR Accreditation intimidate you? ACR accreditation should not be a stressful experience if you follow some simple rules to prepare and choose wisely. While I … Continue reading →
Written by Sarah Jacobs, B.S., R.T.(R)(M)(CT) “Through small adjustments, mammography consultants can make big improvements to mammography” Becoming a mammography consultant and educator has given me a responsibility that I never knew I wanted. I didn’t know much about what … Continue reading →
Written by Louise C. Miller, R.T.(R)(M)(ARRT), CRT(M), FSBI, FNCBC, Director of Education 6 Common Positioning Frustrations That Mammography Technologists Encounter You need to be doing “perfect” ACR images on every patient. You must do additional views every time there is … Continue reading →
Written by Louise C. Miller, R.T.(R)(M)(ARRT), CRT(M), FSBI, FNCBC Are you ready to join a positive collective of great imagers who are aimed at the similar goal of elevating the field? We are all in the Quality Breast Imagers’ Facebook … Continue reading →
I have noticed the same questions coming in during the Q&A session at the end of our live webinars, in several of our online groups and when I am onsite as a consultant, working with techs and radiologists. It seems … Continue reading →
Our Goals One of our goals at Mammography Educators is to create a forum where you can receive accurate, practical and applicable education and information, support and encouragement. Most of all, we want to appreciate you for all you … Continue reading →
Being on a Powerful Team I am pleased and blessed to say that we have a GREAT team here at PRHC’s Breast Assessment Centre. We have two mammography screening rooms, one diagnostic mammography room, two breast ultrasound rooms, a Breast … Continue reading →
Dear Breast Imaging Professionals: Today we bring to you a very special talk by our very own Louise Miller, world-renowned mammographer, educator, lecturer and breast cancer survivor. In this pre-recorded lecture, Louise talks about her personal experience living with breast … Continue reading →
Dear Breast Imaging Professionals: Are you ready? October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and we all know what that means…schedules will be packed, yet somehow we’ll find room for “add-ons”. We’ll work extra hours, and often wonder if it’s time … Continue reading →
I opened the door and met someone… A young mother just beginning A toddler holds her hand and travels in her footprint Another child sprouts in her womb, while a thief inhabits her breast One of the two is not … Continue reading →
