From November 8-14, 2009, students in Johnson College’s Radiologic Technology program observed National Radiologic Technology Week® which celebrates the work of Radiologic Technicians in the health care field. Radiologic Technologists produce x-ray films (radiographs) of parts of the human body for use in diagnosing medical problems on a diversified patient population. The celebration takes place each November, commemorating the anniversary of Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen’s discovery of the x-ray on November 8, 1895.
As part of the National Radiologic Technology Week® festivities, Johnson College’s Radiologic Technology students designed posters portraying the history of the field. The posters were set up in the College’s Moffat Building Cafeteria in order to educate the rest of the College’s population about the evolution and significance of Radiologic Technology.
From left to right: Cassandra Lynott ’11, Scranton, PA; Phillip Colarossi ’11, Clarks Green, PA; Dominick Leonardo ’11, Olyphant, PA; Kristen Ziomek ’11, Nanticoke, PA
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Radiographs is an interesting science for me. Unfortunately I have no chance to study it during my college times
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Hi,I am currently a nursing student. I work as an extern in an emergency room. The more I see of radiology, the more I am interested in it. Just might be switching majors.
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Good job on the posters guys and gals!
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It’s good to see kids showing an interest in this particular subject. Keep it up guys!
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The history aspect is actually quite fascinating. Good to see students taking an interest.
Brings back fond memories of my school years when I participated in science fairs and events like this. Congratulations everyone. Keep up the good work! ~Ally
Fascinating. Good to see students getting involved in this way. I would like to see something similar locally (Portland) this next November for National Radiologic Technology Week.
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