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NMAA: Nuclear Medicine
This week on the open mic we welcome Aaron Scott (NM, NMAA) as he shares how shares his unique start into the medical imaging profession, specifically into nuclear medicine. Mr. Scott shares throughout his time in medical imaging a desire to learn more and further his education and speaks about how professional societies have contributed to his continued inspiration for growth. We also got the chance to learn all about the Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate (NMAA) and ask questions about what that role looks like!
We hit on so many topics which made this episode so fun to do. It was an honor getting to meet and visit with Mr. Scott and we are so excited to see the NMAA profession grow. To learn more about the FIND Act, please click on the link and send in letters of support (family/friends are welcome to send in support as well. https://votervoice.net/ASRT/Campaigns/97014/Respond
The timeline for this episode is as follows...
(0:36): Intro
(2:54): Mr. Scott shares his personal experiences as his stared in nuclear medicine.
(5:39): Discussion about the starting and closing of various radiology based programs and advocating for a place "at the table".
(11:46): Job market change, sign-on bonuses, and the need for educators in Radiology programs.
(13:48): Advancement of degrees, attending professional conferences, diversity, and how diversity plays a role in community outreach and education.
(20:30) Entering into the Nuclear Medicine and how further education in medical imaging is a great pathway towards advancement.
(24:01): Change in the imaging community, the need for Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate, and what mid-levels bring to the imaging industry.
(31:02) A deeper look into the NMAA role and Mr. Scotts personal experiences in this role.
(32:03): Learning about the introduction of NMAA education and qualifications for those who might consider this pathway and the current job market.
(35:25): Misconceptions about the NMAA and what the advanced professional model is actually designed to do.
(36:52): Discussion about the FIND Act in national legislation and the importance of this passage for CMS billing and recognition for Nuclear Medicine exams.
(41:15): The important of state and national recognition for imaging professionals and the importance of our roles.
(43:14): Final advice from Mr. Scott for those who might want to consider applying to the NMAA program and how to get a strong foothold as a student.
(45:05): Closing remarks with hosts Marcelene Forbus (RT, RPA) and Reece Burgoon (RT, RRA)
Thank you for all the subscribers, listeners, and most importantly those who continue to connect with us and come on to do their own episode with us! Our stories are one of a kind and everyone loves hearing them!
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This week on the open mic we welcome Aaron Scott (NM, NMAA) as he shares how shares his unique start into the medical imaging profession, specifically into nuclear medicine. Mr. Scott shares throughout his time in medical imaging a desire to learn more and further his education and speaks about how professional societies have contributed to his continued inspiration for growth. We also got the chance to learn all about the Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate (NMAA) and ask questions about what that role looks like!
We hit on so many topics which made this episode so fun to do. It was an honor getting to meet and visit with Mr. Scott and we are so excited to see the NMAA profession grow. To learn more about the FIND Act, please click on the link and send in letters of support (family/friends are welcome to send in support as well. https://votervoice.net/ASRT/Campaigns/97014/Respond
The timeline for this episode is as follows...
(0:36): Intro
(2:54): Mr. Scott shares his personal experiences as his stared in nuclear medicine.
(5:39): Discussion about the starting and closing of various radiology based programs and advocating for a place "at the table".
(11:46): Job market change, sign-on bonuses, and the need for educators in Radiology programs.
(13:48): Advancement of degrees, attending professional conferences, diversity, and how diversity plays a role in community outreach and education.
(20:30) Entering into the Nuclear Medicine and how further education in medical imaging is a great pathway towards advancement.
(24:01): Change in the imaging community, the need for Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate, and what mid-levels bring to the imaging industry.
(31:02) A deeper look into the NMAA role and Mr. Scotts personal experiences in this role.
(32:03): Learning about the introduction of NMAA education and qualifications for those who might consider this pathway and the current job market.
(35:25): Misconceptions about the NMAA and what the advanced professional model is actually designed to do.
(36:52): Discussion about the FIND Act in national legislation and the importance of this passage for CMS billing and recognition for Nuclear Medicine exams.
(41:15): The important of state and national recognition for imaging professionals and the importance of our roles.
(43:14): Final advice from Mr. Scott for those who might want to consider applying to the NMAA program and how to get a strong foothold as a student.
(45:05): Closing remarks with hosts Marcelene Forbus (RT, RPA) and Reece Burgoon (RT, RRA)
Thank you for all the subscribers, listeners, and most importantly those who continue to connect with us and come on to do their own episode with us! Our stories are one of a kind and everyone loves hearing them!