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Radiologic Science & DMI

Research guide for the Radiologic Sciences and Diagnostic Medical Imaging programs at City College of San Francisco

American Society of Radiologic Technologists

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The ASRT website includes news stories, information about upcoming conferences, careers, and publications for radiologic technologists and students.

Students can join for $35/year and get access to study tools, practice exams, career planning tools and more.

Study Tools

5 Free radiography practice exams; Radiography Roadmap (help with selecting a specialty);  and study modules of various rad sci topics such as anatomy, radiation biology, radiation physics, lymphatics, test taking improvement methods and more.

Publications:

Radiologic Technology (articles available through the CCSF Library). Bimonthly. In addition to peer-reviewed research articles, Radiologic Technology features continuing education articles and a variety of columns of interest to members of the profession.

Radiation Therapist: The Journal of the Radiation Oncology Sciences (articles available through the CCSF Library). Biannually.

ASRT Scanner (articles available through the CCSF Library). Bimonthly. You’ll find here the latest stories about your upcoming job, career and profession with this bimonthly member magazine.

ASRT Resources Newsletter (NOT available through the CCSF Library). Monthly emailed newsletter that includes advocacy news, upcoming events, continuing education opportunities, etc.

The Shadowmakers: A History of Radiologic Technology (NOT available through the CCSF Library). An online book published in 1995 that chronicles the accomplishments and contributions of the pioneers in the radiologic sciences and medical imaging.

Career Assistance

Includes a job bank, resume and interview guides, networking opportunities and more.

Radiology Research on the Web

Evidence-Based Practice Tutorial Joint venture of the Duke University and Chapel Hill Health Sciences libraries introduces the concepts of evidence-based practice and includes interactive quizzes to test your understanding.

LearningRadiology.com Website created by the director of the Radiology Residency Program of a Philadelphia medical center. Site includes images, cases, and course materials and lectures by faculty at the medical center.

TRIP Database (Turning Research Into Practice) is a free-to-register database of evidence-based materials in the health sciences. After an initial search, a navigation bar on the left allows you to narrow and browse results by year range, evidence type, clinical area, and other choices.


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