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Essay Information
Essay Information
The top three essays submitted by students will present their essays at the annual meeting of the North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists. The following rules and regulations govern the essay competition in the information below as specified. Deadline for manuscripts is February 15th.
Get more details about the essays here!
Get application form here!
Congratulations to our Student Essay Winners!
Congratulations to our Student Essay Winners!
The North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists is proud to announce our student essay winners. The winners have made a video of their essays.
First place winner: Caley Nelson
Second place winner: Paige Brodehl
Third place winner: Sydney Hall
Congratulations Caley, Paige, and Sydney!
Please click on links to hear their presentations.
Exhibit Information
Exhibit Information
Competition for display awards at the annual meeting of the North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists is available to members of the North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists in two categories: Registered Technologists and Student Technologists. The following rules and regulations govern the competition in the categories as specified. Deadline for exhibits is February 15th.
Get more details about the exhibits here!
Get application form here!
Here’s what Sanford Medical Center Radiology Students have been working on
Here’s what Sanford Medical Center Radiology Students have been working on
Clara Sanger Scholarship
Clara Sanger Scholarship
ASRT Student Leadership Development Program
ASRT Student Leadership Development Program
This is an amazing opportunity for students to get the chance to know the ASRT, attend educational sessions, and network with medical imaging and radiation therapy professonials. Details are provided in the links on this page. Deadline for applications is December 19th.
Get more details about the program here!
CLARA SANGER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
CLARA SANGER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
The North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists proudly congratulates Caley Nelson as our recipient of the Clara Sanger Scholarship.
Caley is awarded a $100.00 scholarship on behalf of the North Dakota Society of Radiologic Technologists in honor of Clara Sanger, a former educator and Life Member of the NDSRT.
CONGRATULATIONS CALEY!
ASRT STUDENT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT RECIPIENT
Congratulations Ariel Bialik!
ASRT STUDENT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT RECIPIENT
Congratulations Ariel Bialik!
My name is Ariel Bialik. I graduated summa cum laude with my bachelors degree in religious
studies from the University of North Dakota in August of 2018 and am currently enrolled in a radiologic
technologist educational program at Northland Community and Technical College in East Grand Forks.
My expected date of graduation from the radiologic technologist program I am enrolled in is May, 2021.
After graduation I intend to get a bit over a year of work experience as a registered radiographer in a
hospital setting before going on to earn a master’s degree in radiologic science from a radiologist
assistant educational program. Of the radiologist assistant educational programs I have researched, I am
most strongly considering attending the radiologist assistant educational program at Weber State
University in Ogden Utah because the tuition seems very reasonable compared to other programs and
they require one year of work experience as a radiographer whereas the other program I was
considering with competitive tuition (Midwestern State University in Texas) requires two years of work
experience as a registered radiographer. In the event that the Medicare Access to Radiology Act were
made law and radiologist assistants were made mid-level providers, I would be strongly interested in
having my own practice.
As someone who has had their own medical struggles and complications I understand the great
importance of accurate diagnosis and treatment of pathologic medical conditions and have a great deal
of compassion and empathy for others who struggle with their own medical complications. I had two
major back surgeries in 2011 to remove extra cervical ribs from my back (C8) that were the result of a
genetic abnormality/mutation that caused severe muscle spasms, constricted blood flow to my arms,
and nerve damage around this time period. Although my back condition has improved significantly from
these surgeries since then, I still deal daily with chronic nerve pain and muscle tension in my upper back
that were caused by this damaging condition. I also had five wrist surgeries from January 2011 to March
of 2013 due to a recurrent giant cell bone tumor that destroyed my left wrist and necessitated a wrist
fusion in January 2012 that was made possible by removing the fibula in my left leg and grafting this into
my wrist and fusing it in place with a metal plate.
I aspire to become a radiologist assistant not only because I believe that I will enjoy the work
and find the profession personally rewarding, but because I would like to help others who like myself
have struggled with chronic health conditions. Although I have not attended or participated in any
NDSRT events or activities in the past, I am ready to take advantage of the opportunities for educational
and professional development that the NDSRT and ASRT have to offer and am also interested in being a
future candidate for elected positions on the NDSRT board. As someone who is excelling in my academic
studies as well as taking the necessary steps to become a future leader in the field of radiology, I believe
an individual such as myself would be a valuable asset to your organization. I believe the opportunities
for networking, professional growth, and collaboration with knowledgeable leaders in the radiology field
afforded to me by such an opportunity would help me to take better proactive measures going forward
towards becoming the future leader in the radiology industry that I seek to become. I am also interested
in helping others who seek to become future leaders in the radiology field take the necessary proactive
measures to achieve their goals and believe that my involvement with your organization would better
enable me to provide insight for and help others who seek to contribute to the radiology profession in
both professional and leadership capacities.
Regional Schools of Radiologic Technology
Regional Schools of Radiologic Technology
SANFORD RADIOGRAPHY PROGRAM - BISMARCK
SANFORD RADIOGRAPHY PROGRAM - BISMARCK
300 North 7th Street
Bismarck, North Dakota 58506
Program Director: Cindy Hanson
Phone: 701-323-5470
E-mail: [email protected]
Begins: August
Length: 22 months
Award: Certificate
SANFORD SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGY - FARGO
SANFORD SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGY - FARGO
Sanford Medical Center
3148 Fiechtner Dr.
Route 2751
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
Program Director: Amanda Grocott
Phone: 701-234-4949
E-mail: [email protected]
Begins: August
Length: 21 months
Award: Certificate (accepting only degreed students to receive a Bachelor of Science)
NORTHLAND COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
NORTHLAND COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE
2022 Central Avenue North East
East Grand Forks, Minnesota 56721
Program Director: Debra Beland
Phone: 218-793-2616
E-mail: [email protected]
Begins: August
Length: 21 months
Award: Associate of Applied Science
Class Size: 16
CHI-ST. ALEXIUS HEALTH SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
CHI-ST. ALEXIUS HEALTH SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
900 East Broadway Avenue
Bismarck, North Dakota 58502-5510
Program Director: Kim Lennick
Phone: 701-530-7751
E-mail: [email protected]
Begins: July
Length: 24 months
Award: Certificate
TRINITY HEALTH RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
TRINITY HEALTH RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
420 3rd St SE
PO Box 5020
Minot, North Dakota 58702
Program Director: Michelle Bratton, J.D. RT(R)(MR)
E-mail: [email protected]
Phone: 701-857-2316
Begins: July
Length: 24 months
Award: Certificate