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The Radiologic Technologist’s Creed

We believe thet every radiologic technologist should work under the direct supervision of, and be directly responsible to, some member of the Radiological, Medical, Surgical or Dental profession, such member being generally recognized in his profession as being qualified to do the work attempted.

We are opposed to the so-called schools (whether conducted by professional men or laymen) who urge the attendance of any or all laymen with the promise of speedy preparation and handsome remuneration for their services. In other words, we are opposed to the commercial school.

We believe that the standard for all plate and film work should be established by the professional man doing the work of interpretation, and that is our duty to qualify ourselves to produce the desired standard.

We believe that no expression of our opinion regarding treatment, diagnosis or interpretation concerning any patient with whom we work should ever be given to other than the professional man to whom we ar responsible.

Looking at Them

My parents were a Radiologic Technologist in a government hospitals (Philippine Orthopedic Center & Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center) working for 18 years of providing a good service in their patients. Whenever I visit them to their work I saw the things that they are doing as a Rad Tech like calling the names of their patients,helping them to position the injured parts to have an x-ray procedure,and release the x-ray films to have the readings of the doctors. Also they are sharing their knowlege to the interns working with them to give additional information to their studies.That’s how a simple Radiologic Technolgist do their everyday routine doing their jobs as a professionals.

Making Them No#1

Are you aware that there are still Radiologic Technologist that have intellectual minds that can have contribution in the field of medicine? For me, we should compliment those Radiologic Technologists for the dedication that they have given to serve the patients in our society. They play a big role in every people who need their help to identify or discover the illneses that they have inside their body by an x-ray machine. Without them the medical world will be incomplete, because Radiologic Technologists are part of the development in the different profession in medical field. That’s why it make me proud to them especially to the Radiologic Technologist of our society.

Don’t let your LPs gather dust in your loft! Get converting those classics with the new USB Turntable!

Although we may be ashamed to admit it, we all have our favourite golden oldies! It could be a cringing one hit wonder like “Come on Eileen” or the overly optimistic “I’m too sexy”. I’m not too sure whether Right Said Fred was right about that but one thing we can be sure of is that music will live on forever! Vinyl records are becoming more and more of a collectors item, especially if you’re lucky enough to own limited editions. Find Me A Gift invite everyone to a trip down memory lane using a retro revolution – The USB Turntable!

The USB Turntable allows you to convert your classic LPs into Mp3 format, which means you can store them on your computer! The turntable simply connects to a PC via a USB port. All you need to do is sit back and reminisce! Once stored on your computer, your songs of yesteryear can easily be emailed to childhood friends or even written to a CD so that you can listen to them whenever and wherever you like!

With built-in speakers you can even use the USB Turntable as a conventional record player. So if Shakin’ Stevens isn’t too scratched, set him down and get the needle at the ready! The turntable supports 33 ½, 35 and 45 RPM speeds and measures approximately 30.5 cm x 27 cm x 9.5 cm, the perfect size for a snug fit next to your computer screen.

Above all, this is a perfect musical gift for all ages! Why don’t you surprise your childhood sweetheart with a rhythmic roundup of those wonder years? Life has become so busy that people rarely take time out and look back over the things they’ve loved, lost and laughed about. What better way is there to relive those priceless eras than with the USB Turntable? Shut the door, unplug the phone and turn off the TV! Life is too short to bustle along without a sentimental glance over your shoulder. So why not set the mood and in the words of Shakespeare “If music be the food of love, play on”. Teamed with some old snaps, the USB Turntable is a modern day memoir of the best days of your life!

Don’t let this old dog fool you though! It’s not all about slushy love songs teamed with black and white photographs. It will also make a fantastic gift for any wannabe DJ turned music producer! Once uploaded to your computer, you can convert your music files to a standard format (either WAV or AVI) so that you can use them in a range of editing tools. The software CD included with the turntable allows any master of music to change the pitch, speed or tempo on their favourite track! Why not add more bass and volume (much to your neighbour’s delight) and get the street throwing some shapes! Everyone loves to experiment and they always say ‘you never know unless you try’, so grab your headphones and get mixing. Big Fish, Little Fish, Cardboard Box!

Find Me A Gift are dusting off their dancing shoes and getting into the groove. Whatever your era and whatever your music taste, the USB Turntable is the only way to spin right round this summer!

Accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET), the Medical Arts School in Raleigh, North Carolina offers prospective students in-depth programs in esthetics and professional massage therapy.

While education and experience are of utmost importance, convenience and credentials should be some consideration factors when making your decision in choosing appropriate training. These are some of the reasons why the Medical Arts School offers day and evening programs, and has gained approval from the North Carolina Community College System, the North Carolina Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy, and the North Carolina State Board of Cosmetic Arts Examiners for esthetics

Also known as Raleigh’s Massage Therapy and Esthetics School, the Medical Arts School offers valuable medical assisting and massage therapy programs, which enhance professional potential through essential training in some of the fastest growing careers today. And because today’s professional massage therapist works in a variety of unique health and wellness settings — including hospitals, medical clinics, health spas and retreats, exotic resorts, and aboard cruise lines — education and diversity are a must.

At the Medical Arts School, students receive hands-on training the comprehensive massage therapy program that meets the requirements of the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA). Curriculum in the diverse massage therapy program is comprised of instruction in anatomy and physiology, kinesiology, clinical pathology, Swedish massage, chair massage, meridian therapy, hydrotherapy, cryotherapy, thermotherapy, deep tissue massage, reflexology, and trigger point therapy, and other specialties.

If you find skin care appealing, then the esthetics program at the Medical Arts School might be the ideal choice for you. Including studies in anatomy and physiology, the esthetics program teaches students how to assess and serve clients with a variety of spa-beauty-skin therapies such as aromatherapy, facials, makeup applications, holistic skin treatment methods, and hair removal techniques, among others.

When you’re ready to invest in your future, explore your academic options at the Medical Arts School and gain your educational pathway to professional success.

*Financial assistance available to those who qualify.

Featured School of the Week: Medical Arts School

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