All-Access Pass · Team & Radiology Group

Send one. Everyone learns.

Every 2027 Collective conference, recorded and available to your whole practice or department — on one invoice, with reporting across your team. The education stops depending on who you can afford to fly out.

Group pricing

Scoped to your headcount

Why groups choose this

Most departments can send one person. Then nobody else learns.

The conference doesn’t have to end at the departure gate.

The usual pattern: a department approves one registration, one physician goes, and the other six read a summary in a hallway three weeks later. The knowledge doesn’t transfer, and next year the same negotiation happens again.

A Group Pass changes the arithmetic. Send whoever can travel to the live program — and give everyone else the recorded conference, the case archives, and the faculty sessions. One approval covers the department instead of one person.

79%

of practices report being short-staffed for breast imaging radiologists. When coverage is the binding constraint, the scarce resource isn’t budget — it’s the days your team can be out of the reading room.

Included

What your group gets.

For every physician on the pass
The full membership
For whoever manages it
Group administration
What’s in it

The 2027 calendar, on demand.

Six subspecialty conferences, each directed by a practicing subspecialist, recorded and released to your group as the year progresses.

Breast Imaging Program

Mexico City · March · Dr. Linver

ER Radiology Program

Mexico City · March · Drs. Galan & Singerman

AI in Radiology

San Diego · March · Dr. Wiggins

Advanced MSK MRI

San Diego · March · Dr. Morrison

Mammography in Santa Fe — 31st Annual

Santa Fe · August · Dr. Comstock

NeuroENT Imaging with the Masters

Santa Fe · August · Dr. Wiggins

Organised by subspecialty

Something for each section of your practice.

Because the library is sorted by subspecialty, a mixed group finds what applies to each person rather than sharing one generic catalog.

Breast Imaging

incl. Mammography

Emergency Room Radiology

Trauma & acute

Head and Neck

Neuro & ENT

Musculoskeletal Imaging & Intervention

MSK

Sports Medicine

Athletic injury

How group pricing works

Priced to your group, not off a rate card.

Group pricing depends on how many physicians you’re covering and how your organisation prefers to be billed, so we scope it rather than publish a single number. It takes one short conversation.

1
Tell us the shape of your group

How many physicians, which subspecialties, and whether anyone plans to attend a 2027 program live.

2
We scope and quote

You get a written quote with seat count, term, and what each physician receives — in a form your finance team can process.

3
One invoice, one setup

We invoice once, set up your seats, and give whoever manages it access to reporting.

Group or individual?

Team or one physician.

You’re here
Team
A practice, department, or reading group

Seats for multiple physicians on one invoice, with reporting across the team and seat management as people come and go. Priced to your headcount.

The alternative
Just you

A single seat at $1,595 for twelve months — all six 2027 programs recorded, the digital library, community features, and your own CME tracker. Buy it directly, no quote needed.

Getting it approved

One line item instead of seven.

A group pass is usually a departmental education purchase rather than an individual CME reimbursement — which means one approval, one PO, and one renewal conversation instead of a separate case for every physician.

All-Access Pass (Group) — 12-month Altus Radiology Collective Membership, [N] physicians, including CME Credits.

Each physician still receives their own CME records and certificates, so individual credit documentation isn’t affected by the group purchase. We can supply a summary of the programs and their accreditation for your finance or education office.

Common questions

Tell us your headcount and we’ll scope it — small practices and large departments are both workable. If you’re only covering one or two physicians, the Individual Pass is usually simpler.

Yes. Credit and certificates are recorded per physician, not pooled at the group level, so each person’s documentation stands on its own for their own renewal.

Seat management is part of the group setup. Tell us how much turnover you expect and we’ll cover how reassignment works in your quote.

Yes, and it’s the most common arrangement. Live registration is separate, and the group pass means whoever stays behind gets the recorded conference. Mention it when you request a quote and we’ll factor it in.

One consolidated invoice for the group, on a twelve-month term. If your organisation needs a PO, W-9, or a specific invoice format, tell us and we’ll match it.

No. The All-Access Pass is physician CME. Technologist ARRT CE runs on a separate accreditation pathway — for a whole imaging center, see Imaging Center Compliance.

Not currently. We’re happy to walk your group through the platform and a sample conference session before you commit.

Stop choosing who gets to learn.

Tell us how many physicians you’re covering and we’ll come back with a quote.

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