About the WVSRT
The mission of the West Virginia Society of Radiologic Technologists is to advance professional development by providing educational opportunities to imaging professionals that will include advances in health care in relation to technology, thus ensuring quality patient care within the scope of practice.
2017 Annual Conference
We are pleased to offer a diverse program covering some of the most up-to-date topics in medical imaging today. An impressive faculty representing physicians, educators and imaging technologists will provide the educational offerings.
- The 2017 conference will be at Canaan Valley Resort from Oct. 26-28, 2017.
- Annual Conference Guidelines and Procedure Manual for Research Paper/Exhibit Competition
Current WVSRT Committee
- Jennifer Michelle Eye RT(R)(M)(ARRT) tmeye@frontiernet.net
- Jacqueline Johnston, RT(R)(M)(QM)(ARRT) s.johnston85@comcast.net
- Karen Foster, MS, RT(R)(ARRT) kfoster@st-marys.org
- Lisa Knight, RT(R)(ARRT) knightL@uhcwv.org
Radiology News
ASRT News Feed
- ARRT To Stop Issuing New QM Credentials May 17, 2017
- Brain Tumor Deaths Not Linked to Exposure April 4, 2017A survey of radiologic technologists has found little association between occupational exposure to radiation and deaths related to brain tumor.
- R.P.A. Pathway to R.R.A. Credentials Available April 4, 2017ARRT has established a temporary pathway for radiology practitioner assistants to earn the registered radiologist assistant credential.
Join the WVSRT
When you join, you get the following:- A discounted rate at the yearly WVSRT conference
- Provides professional networking opportunities
- Provides a voice for legislative issues regarding the profession