The Radiology Coach: Recent Episodes
Greg Turner
Our Radiology Coach, Greg Turner, has over 30 years of experience in the radiology/medical field. Mr. Turner has trained physicians, chiropractors, medical staff, veterinarians, engineers, sales specialists, law enforcement, and military personnel across the country and abroad. His exposure to a variety of environments gives him the competitive edge to be the best in the business.
Implementing a new x-ray system can be a little daunting. There are a lot of rules and regulations that must be adhered to. Many of these rules can be hard to find or even hard to understand. The Radiology Coach helps to dismantle this process into digestible parts. Tune In.
Many physicians and office managers often stray from "the program", and in an effort to find products and services for their x-ray department, they shoot themselves in the foot. This is a brief synopsis of who dealers are and why they are extremely valuable to your organization.
Every one wants to be the star player on their team. But as in anything, this comes with experience and a few other talents that require refining over time. Listen in on these insights that can take your game to the next level.
Doctors and staff alike look at me cross-eyed when I mention the word "grid". This podcasts identifies this unique tool that is an integral component in the x-ray process.
Because my brand is so unique, it is my desire to express to physicians and their staff all of the services that I can provide to them. There are so many tentacles to managing an x-ray department, we can simplify it for practices. Our goal is to be the go-to resource for those who are burdened by demands of certification, documentation, state registration, and equipment requirements within their x-ray department.
Here are some thoughts on getting in the weeds too much when looking for a DR panel. It’s all about image quality and workflow.
This episode complements the second episode, further expounding on the importance of distance as it relates to exposure levels.
When administering x-rays, there is one factor that protects your staff even more so than lead shielding. It is... you guessed it... distance.
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