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Profile Information
- Current Organization
- HeartSavers
- Profession
- Radiology Technologist
- Title
- Working CT Technologist/ Manager of HeartSavers in Cupertino
- Subspecialty and Expertise in Radiology
- CT and MRI
- Radiology Residency and Fellowship
- Radiology Technologist
- Undergraduate, Medical School, and Graduate School (Degrees, Major, and Institution)
- 88' San Diego State BA Science, 90' Foothill College AS in Radiologic Technology.
- Clinical, Academic, or Industry Experience
- 20 years of CT and MRI imaging.
- Clinical, academic, research, or business interests within radiology
- Trained in Cardiac CT at Harbor UCLA Medical Center under Matt Budoff MD.
- Personal interests and hobbies
- Photography, Fishing and Woodworking
- Additional description or bio about me:
- I finished my Technologist Training in 1990. Over the passed 5 years I've specialized in Cardiac CT and 2D/3D reconstruction. I've got a Terarecon Workstation, GE AW and a new thin client Mecury workstation. I've done over 1200 CTA Coronary exams in the passed 2 years on a 64slice GE VCT. If you need something unique done let me know.
- URL / Website
- http://www.youtube.com/xraykid5
- Job preferences (location, salary, type of job, or other info)
- Always interested in expanding my skills.
- Interested in
- new ventures
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swamy
radiographer_kmss@yahoo.co.in
all my work is done with ADw 4.4 GEMS ,yes it was a lower extremity injection.
Pete Burger
Thanks for the invite. I've got some very interesting cases I'll start posting. Education and experience is the back bone of all learning. This looks like a good place to give and take. :) I'm always looking to perfect my studies so the MD has an easy time reading. The heart is a beast to image sometimes. I think that's what has kept me interested in it.