The Webinar Wednesday session “An Introduction to Computed Tomography” sponsored by AllParts is eligible for 1 credit from the ACI. It is the most popular webinar thus far of 2025 with 167 HTM professionals registered to attend. It also set the record for the most attendees during the live presentation with 92! A recording of the popular webinar is available for on-demand viewing at WebinarWednesday.live.
James Freeman, multi-vendor modality manager, CT-PET/CT-nuclear at Philips Healthcare, presented an insightful webinar. He even answered questions from attendees during the hour-long session.
Freeman discussed computed tomography (CT), including functionality and system components, advantages over traditional radiology and a system overview. He also covered service-cost to serve elements to consider, as well as CT training and CT support at AllParts Medical.
Freeman, much like Major League Baseball start Freddie Freeman, his a home run as the highest rated presenter so far this year with a 3.9 out of a possible 5.
The winner of a Swiss Force Meister Multi-Tool was attendee Delvin Williams, a BMET II, with US Med-Equip (USME) in Texas.
Attendees were asked “What does Webinar Wednesday provide the industry?”
“Great virtual training platform,” said Jayson Gonzalo, a systems analyst with Adventist Health.
“We can never stop learning; we can never stop growing. Webinar Wednesday provides me CEUs for my CBET, but more importantly, it keeps me honed in. Some events I am learning about a new product. Some events I am reinforcing what I thought I knew and re-envisioning that, refining it. And some events, I learn things I never knew,” said Paul Neher, supervisor of biomedical equipment services, Parkview Regional Medical Center.
“Webinar Wednesday gives the industry a way to share real-world knowledge and experiences. It helps students and professionals see how things are done on the job. People get to learn about new tools, common challenges, and how different things work. It also helps connect learning with real careers, which is useful for students and people already working there,” said Savannah Bashura, student, St. Clair College.
“Ways to get consistent continuing education,” said John Rieman, Electronics Spec II, Colorado State University.
“A chance to catch up on the latest trends, and also provide refreshers or introduction to new concepts,” said Marco Guerra, biomedical equipment analyst, UC San Diego Health
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