PACS

Seamlessly blending the expertise of radiologic imaging technologists with skills in information technology (IT) and networking, picture archiving and communication system (PACS) administrators ensure the smooth operation of medical imaging systems within healthcare settings. This critical and compelling position is essential for both patients and the healthcare staff providing their care, bridging the gap between medical institutions so that medical images and records remain accurate and consistent within and across healthcare networks.

Great presentations with very valuable information that I would recommend for anyone who is either currently or just beginning their management or leadership role.

Very meaningful course to take. I feel I have gained valuable information to help me in trying to further my career. 

I enjoyed it, I know what my triggers are but it is nice to see that they can be recognized before they become a problem.

The power of choice and setting the boundaries. Be vocal about my needs and support I need. The management is taking whatever you are giving them, so know how much you want to give. Excellent speaker!

Alex is super knowledgeable and make the content of the webinar palatable and engaging. Thanks for the great review!

I appreciated the fact we had 2 instructors. It breaks up the information and helped me learn from two different approaches and styles of instructions.

I learned so much about the IT side of PACS it was very helpful. Great way to ease into it. Mr. Tune had great ways to explain difficult material.

The course is very detailed, and I enjoy how the instructor breaks down complex situations/ideas in layman's terms.

Attended the in-person PACS Administration Course in Houston and I didn’t think I would have such a good time given the nature of the subject material. It was concise and jam-packed with all the info I need to take the CIIP. I made great connections with future Imaging Informatics Professionals, and I feel ready for the CIIP. The organizers are great, and teachers are understanding when you have questions regarding info students may not grasp. They’re also funny. It made learning this PACS and DICOM stuff easy. Good job MTMI.