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The CSRT is seeking Committee Volunteers

Dear Members,

The CSRT is currently looking for volunteers interested in joining a committee and/or the CSRT Board of Directors for the upcoming year 2011-2012. We are seeking interested imaging professionals representing all modalities and radiology students who have the desire to enhance their knowledge base and network with other radiology professionals. You must be working in the profession or an RT student and be a current member of the CSRT.

Most board meetings (3-4/year) and committees meet via email and on computer based meetings from your home. Time commitments can vary as to the type of committee or responsibility given. There is no required travel except for board members who must attend the Annual conference and its board meeting. Currently, we have the following committees:

Legislative/Advocacy Committee~4-8 hr/mo.

Tracks and reports on legislative activity relative to the profession. Members attend committee meetings at the Capitol or the biannual Radiologic Technology Certification Committee (RTCC) to represent the CSRT and the member’s interests. Communications to members about letter writing campaigns and contacting their representatives.

Annual Conference Committee~2-5 hr/mo or more during Sept. & Nov.

Plans and organizes the annual conference each year which is held in November. You will work in tandem with the Seminar committee and Marketing committee to research potential sites, amenities and vendor or speaker recruitment.

Marketing Committee~1-4 hr/mo depending on event.

Members help determine what products or services may be of interest to our customers. Committee members aid in communication with CSRT members and business development by seeking sponsorship support for various events and/or advertising on the CSRT website.

Seminar Committee ~2-5 hr/mo or more during conference months.

Develops and oversees the various conference events throughout the year. Works with local seminar chairs to maintain timelines and reports to the board. Members will work with Marketing and Annual Conference committees.

Nominations Committee~1 hr/mo

Members recruit individuals interested in participating at the committee or board level for the CSRT. Members will work on application and candidate information to be posted in the June Technigram prior to the elections in September. Committee member recruitment can be ongoing throughout the year.

Bylaws~1 hr/mo

Develops and revises the bylaws for the society and recommends amendments as needed.

Policy and Procedures~1 hr/mo

Develops, reviews, and revises the society policies and procedures. Members will works with the board on any revisions, inclusions or deletions.

Membership~2-4 hr/mo

Members oversee the membership of the society and assist in creating a plan for maintaining and attracting members to the society. Works with the board on fee schedules, CSRT application revisions and membership drive plans.

Scholarships~2-4 hr/mo

Develops, reviews and revises student scholarship applications, creates timeline for announcements on the website, recruits judges and/or selection team. Members also take part in judging and/or the selection team.

Student Committee~1-3 hr/mo

Attends monthly online meeting consisting of several students including recent graduates and committee advisors (board members). Works with students to increase awareness of CSRT within educational programs. Informs students about issues affecting CSRT and the profession. Assists/mentors students.

We are currently also discussing possible inclusion of other committees that may help in the business of the CSRT. If you have any suggestions please remit to me at the email address below. Committee volunteers are accepted at any time. Thank you.

Attached you will find a form to fill out and return to our office.

Nomination Form

Lorenza Clausen, RT(R)(CT)(MR)

President CSRT

Legislative Chair

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