A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast

Chaundria | Radiology Technologist

A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast" is the go-to resource for Radiologic Technologists and Imaging Professionals looking to beat burnout and reclaim their passion. Join us as we explore how to pivot your imaging career, leverage ASRT advocacy, and find new opportunities without leaving the healthcare field. Whether you are a student, a seasoned tech, or looking for your next career move, we provide the connection and insights you need to thrive in medical imaging. Topics covered: Radiology career paths, Rad Tech salary, ASRT volunteer roles, burnout prevention for healthcare workers, medical imaging leadership, and non-clinical radiology jobs, radiologic technology scholarships..

  1. MAR 12

    AI in Radiology: Are Radiologic Technologists Being Replaced or Redefined?

    AI in Radiology: Are Radiologic Technologists Being Replaced or Redefined? If you’ve ever felt your stomach drop when someone mentions AI in your department, this episode is for you. Chaun sits down with Jordan Hermiller, MHA, RT(R)(QM), CPHQ — a radiologic technologist and Technical Manager at Agfa Radiology Solutions — to cut through the noise around AI in radiography. Jordan has been a working rad tech, a radiology manager, a university instructor, and a published researcher. Now he works at the intersection of clinical practice and real-world AI implementation. He gets both sides. In this episode: • Why AI feels so dominant in radiology right now — and what’s actually driving it • The difference between real AI and rebranded automation — and how to tell them apart • What “autonomous x-ray” actually means in a real clinical environment • How workforce shortages and AI intersect — and what that means for your job • New roles opening up for radiologic technologists as AI becomes standard • When to trust an AI recommendation — and when to push back This episode is brought to you in paid partnership with Agfa Radiology Solutions. Connect with Jordan Hermiller: LinkedIn Learn more about Agfa Radiology Solutions: Website Link AI (CE) Webinar: https://agfaradiologysolutions.com/campaigns/https-agfaradiologysolutions-com-ai_impact_in_radiography/ RadX Case Competition: https://agfaradiologysolutions.com/campaigns/radx-radiology-administration-challenge/ Agfa Website: https://agfaradiologysolutions.com/ Links referenced in this episode: ahra.orgasrt.orgclevelandclinic.org This episode was created in paid partnership with Agfa Radiology Solutions. All opinions expressed by Chaundria Singleton are her own. Keywords: AI in radiology, radiologic technologists and AI, autonomous X-ray technology, AI job impact in radiology, future of radiology jobs, AI implementation in imaging, radiology workforce shortage, AI and patient care, technology in radiology, Agfa Radiology Solutions, AI education for technologists, radiology imaging advancements, deep learning in healthcare, AI misconceptions in radiology, quality assurance in radiography, challenges of AI in radiology, AI and patient outcomes, continuing education for radiology techs, radiology automation, AI training data and accuracy.

    55 min
  2. JAN 1

    Silent Career Mistake Burned Out Rad Techs Keep Making

    You’re Good at Your Job. That’s No Longer Enough. A wake-up call for radiologic technologists and medical imaging professionals who feel stuck, burned out, or invisible in their careers. Here's why: You can be excellent at your job and still quietly disappear from your profession. In this solo episode of A Couple of Rad Techs, we’re talking directly to radiologic technologists and medical imaging professionals who are skilled, dependable, and tired—but starting to feel stuck, overlooked, or disconnected. This is not a motivational episode. It’s a career reality check. Being good at your job used to be enough. In today’s medical imaging landscape, it isn’t. Technology is accelerating. Scope pressure is real. Decisions about radiology and radiation therapy are being made every day—and many working technologists are not in the room when they happen. In this episode, we cover: The silent career mistake many technologists make without realizing itWhy professional isolation feels safe at first—and costly laterWhat technologists actually lose when they disengage from the professionThe difference between being employed and being connectedWhy burnout grows faster in isolationWhat ASRT and professional societies really provide beyond CEUsWhy visibility—not just competence—is becoming the dividing line This conversation is for medical imaging technologists who: Are good at what they doCare about the professionFeel tired, skeptical, or burned outHaven’t fully stepped away—but haven’t fully stepped in either You don’t need to do everything. You do need to stop standing on the sidelines of your own profession. Key TakeawaysCompetence alone no longer protects your careerProfessional isolation is still a decision—even when it feels passiveYou can’t negotiate, pivot, or prepare for changes you don’t know aboutConnection creates visibility, leverage, and optionsProfessional societies function as career infrastructure—not extras If this episode hit, don’t brush it off. Take one step that reconnects you to the profession. Visit asrt.org Review the salary data Reconnect with your state society You don’t need to do everything. You just need to stop being invisible. About the ShowA Couple of Rad Techs is a podcast for radiologic technologists, MRI techs, CT techs, radiation therapists, and medical imaging professionals who want more clarity, confidence, and longevity in their careers—without leaving the field. Hosted by a 20+ year medical imaging professional, this show blends real experience, honest conversations, and practical insight from inside the profession. radiologic technologist medical imaging careers radiology burnout ASRT professional societies radiology career growth medical imaging jobs radiation therapy careers healthcare professional development

    29 min
  3. 11/13/2025

    How to Survive MRI School with a Toddler

    So, you’re sitting there wondering if it’s too late to dive back into school for MRI at 37, while juggling a toddler and your full-time gig. Let me tell you, age is just a number, my friend! With over 20 years in radiologic tech, I’ve got the scoop: your experience and wisdom can totally work in your favor. We chat about the real deal of going back to school—like how it’s not just about age, but more about having a solid plan and support system. From cutting back hours to figuring out childcare, it’s all about knowing what you need to keep that hustle alive. So, let’s break it down and tackle those worries together! Ever found yourself wondering if you're too old to hit the books again? Well, our chat today dives into the heart of that conundrum. Picture this: you’re 37, juggling a toddler and a full-time job, and you’re eyeing a shiny new path in MRI technology. Sounds like a wild ride, right? But hold on, because age is just a number, my friend! With over 20 years in the radiologic tech game, I've got the scoop: your experience, your wisdom, and your fierce determination might just make you the perfect candidate for this challenge. Forget what the naysayers say! The real question is—are you ready to roll up your sleeves and dive into something that’ll demand your time and energy for a couple of intense years? Spoiler alert: if you’ve got a plan, you can totally do this! And don’t forget to picture yourself six months in, because it’s gonna be a ride, but a totally achievable one if you prep right. So, let’s get to it! Takeaways: You might be wondering if being 37 and going back to school is crazy, but it's totally doable!Experience and wisdom can work in your favor when starting a new career path, trust me on this.Balancing school, work, and family is tough, but having a solid support system makes it easier.Don't let age deter you from pursuing your dreams; focus on what your reality looks like instead. MRI school, going back to school at 37, balancing work and school, parenting while studying, healthcare career change, radiologic technology, full-time school challenges, managing time as a parent, support systems for students, age and education, online MRI programs, clinical hours in healthcare, juggling family and education, adult education challenges, preparing for MRI school, work-life balance in healthcare, tips for returning to school, healthcare burnout, life after 30 in education, making time for study.

    5 min
  4. 10/30/2025

    Forensic Radiology Career Guide: How to Become a Forensic Rad Tech

    Are you a Radiologic Technologist looking for a unique niche? In this video, we explore the world of Forensic Radiology and Forensic Imaging. We sit down with expert Sheryl Peachy to discuss how to transition from clinical imaging to Forensic Radiography.If you've ever wondered about Post-Mortem CT, Crime Scene Investigation imaging, or the role of a Forensic Rad Tech in the medical examiner's office, this guide is for you. We cover the education, the day-to-day reality, and the career path for this fascinating specialty.Key Topics Covered:What is Forensic Imaging?The role of CT and X-ray in Forensics.How to get started as a Forensic Radiographer.The difference between clinical and post-mortem radiology. Companies mentioned in this episode: University of New MexicoNew Mexico Office of Medical Investigator forensic imaging, forensic radiology, crime investigations, medical imaging, radiologic technology, CT scans, X-ray imaging, justice through science, identity verification, cause of end of life determination, medical imaging education, radiology career opportunities, forensic pathologist, crime scene investigation, radiologic technology programs, imaging techniques in forensics, closure for families, importance of imaging in justice, radiology technology advancements, forensic imaging certifications Mentioned in this episode: Stay healthy with Juice Plus https://us.juiceplus.com/products?commSysPartnerID=10628239

    35 min
  5. 10/28/2025

    How to Survive Radiologic Technology School: 5 Things I Wish I Knew

    Starting your journey in Radiologic Technology? In this episode, we share the 'Real Talk' on what it takes to succeed in Radiology School. From why the 'why' matters more than the 'how,' to using sticky notes for active recall, we’re helping you study to understand—not just to pass the ARRT. Start your career with the end in mind—learn how to build a foundation that allows you to pivot later. Takeaways: Starting Radiologic Technology School? Remember to learn the 'why' behind procedures, not just the 'how'.Sticky notes are your best friends in school; use them everywhere to remember important concepts.Always study to truly understand the material, not just to ace the tests and get good grades.It's totally okay to say 'I don't know'—it builds trust and shows that you're eager to learn.Rad Tech Student TipsRadiology School Survival GuideARRT Exam PrepRadiologic Science Study HabitsClinical Rotations Advice radiologic technology school, tips for radiologic students, how to succeed in radiology, radiologic technologist advice, anatomy study tips, radiology clinical experience, student radiologic technologist, self-care for radiology students, professional behavior in radiology, effective study habits for radiology, understanding radiologic concepts, radiology program challenges, making the most of clinicals, radiologic technology tips, learning anatomy for radiology, career in radiologic technology, radiology program preparation, mastering radiologic techniques, importance of asking questions in radiology, building confidence in radiology practice © 2026 A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast

    14 min

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A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast" is the go-to resource for Radiologic Technologists and Imaging Professionals looking to beat burnout and reclaim their passion. Join us as we explore how to pivot your imaging career, leverage ASRT advocacy, and find new opportunities without leaving the healthcare field. Whether you are a student, a seasoned tech, or looking for your next career move, we provide the connection and insights you need to thrive in medical imaging. Topics covered: Radiology career paths, Rad Tech salary, ASRT volunteer roles, burnout prevention for healthcare workers, medical imaging leadership, and non-clinical radiology jobs, radiologic technology scholarships..

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