Online Course

Vascular Center of the Future?

VLM1210
Course Type: Online Course
Cost: $0.00
Credit Type: None

Video presentation by:

• L.N. Hopkins, MD SUNY Distinguished Professor Neurosurgery and Radiology President, Gates Vascular Institute CEO, Jacobs Institute, December 2013

Online Course

Imaging Bariatric Patients: Navigating the Challenges to Enhance Patient Care

MED1500
Course Type: Online Course
Cost: $0.00
Course Length: 1 Hr
Credits: 1.5
Credit Type: CE

This course will review some of the challenges and potential solutions when imaging bariatric patients to provide excellent patient care and reduce stigma. Ethical concerns that exist among healthcare providers when treating bariatric patients will also be addressed.

Online Course

Radiography Positioning Guide: Trauma Radiography

MED1230
Course Type: Online Course
Cost: $11.00
Course Length: 1 Hr
Credits: 1
Credit Type: CE

This module will help you achieve optimal images when performing trauma examinations of the shoulder, upper extremities, lower extremities, and cross-table lateral spine. Patient preparation and positioning are discussed, as well as technical settings and patient instructions. Descriptions and images of the expected anatomical structures are included, as well as image evaluation criteria.

Online Course

Radiography Positioning Guide: Spine

MED1229
Course Type: Online Course
Cost: $16.50
Course Length: 1 Hr 30 Mins
Credits: 1.5
Credit Type: CE

This module will help you achieve optimal images when performing cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine examinations. Patient preparation and positioning are discussed, as well as technical settings and patient instructions. Descriptions and images of the expected anatomical structures are included, as well as image evaluation criteria.

Online Course

Radiography Positioning Guide: Skull and Facial Bones

MED1228
Course Type: Online Course
Cost: $11.00
Course Length: 1 Hr
Credits: 1
Credit Type: CE

This module will help you achieve optimal images when performing examinations of the skull, facial bones, orbits, and nasal bones. Patient preparation and positioning are discussed, as well as technical settings and patient instructions. Descriptions and images of the expected anatomical structures are included, as well as image evaluation criteria.