The ARIN Imaging Nurse Review Course is a 2-day course designed to provide an overview of the skills required for the nurse working in the imaging, interventional, and therapeutic environments.
Currently Scheduled Courses
Do you find yourself ready to take the next step in your advancement in radiology and imaging nursing expertise? Are you ready to demonstrate your proficiency in radiology and imaging nursing, then the CRN exam is for you?
Austin, Texas
March 24-27, 2019
March 22-23, 2019
In this issue:
Did you know half the world doesn’t have imaging services? ARIN is proud to support Rad-Aid, an international nonprofit designed to provide access to radiological services to underserved areas of the world.
ARIN invites members to apply to revise or write a chapter for the 4th edition of the ARIN Core Curriculum. To qualify, you must be an ARIN member with experience in your chosen subject.
ARIN Starts 2019 Education Off With a Bang!
In the early months of the year, ARIN has scheduled 5 Imaging Review Courses around the country in addition to the annual course offered at convention. As usual, the Annual Convention will provide attendees with a wealth of education as well as the opportunity to get together with your fellow nurses.
Call for Papers: Emergencies in Radiology: Pediatric to Adults
The Journal of Radiology Nursing is looking for articles for a special issue in 2020
Cheryl Jaglowski-Ho, BSN, RN, CRN
Duke Regional Hospital
ARIN is looking for partners to join us in developing standards, contributing to discussions and creating solutions.
Check Out These Upcoming Webinars Hosted by ANA! Attendance is free for both ANA members and non-members.
Start Now to Reduce One of the Most Significant Challenges in Nursing: Bullying in the Workplace
April 11, 2019
1-2:30 pm ET
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How to Master Your New Leadership Position and Advance Your Career: Essential Actions and Skills
May 16, 2019
1-2:30 pm ET
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The use of capnography in the procedure setting has been discussed both in the literature and educational programs in recent years. While the majority of ARIN members surveyed have implemented capnography in their departments, ARIN’s Board of Directors empaneled a task force to thoroughly research a position statement.
