Accredited education for the whole reading room.
Radiologists and radiologic technologists carry different credit requirements from different accrediting bodies. Our in-person programs are built to serve both, and our online catalogs are built separately for each — so everyone earns the credit their role actually needs.
CME for physicians
ARRT CE for technologists
Three ways to earn credit with us.
Pick the format that fits how you learn and what you need to maintain.
CME
CE
For physicians and technologists
Six subspecialty programs in 2027 across Mexico City, San Diego, and Santa Fe. Case-based, faculty-led, and accredited for both physician CME and technologist CE — so a radiologist and the techs who work alongside them can attend the same program and each leave with the right credit.
CME
CE
For physicians and technologists
Recorded conference sessions, case archives, and faculty Q&A, available on demand through the All-Access Digital Pass. Built for the cycle where travel isn’t possible but the credit clock keeps running.
CME
CE
For radiology technologists
ARRT-recognized continuing education delivered through ImagingCampus, with structured credential tracks running from compliance foundations through MRI safety certification, plus automated credit tracking.
Every program has a neighbour.
The 2027 calendar is built in pairs — two programs back to back in the same city, so one trip can cover two subspecialties and one set of travel approvals.
Physician CME is accredited through iiCME. Every in-person program and everything in the online CME catalog is designed to carry accredited CME credit, and your certificates live in your member CME tracker.
Technologist CE runs through ABIR, an ARRT-recognized RCEEM — a different pathway from physician CME, delivered through ImagingCampus with automated credit tracking in the CE Wallet.
Attending an in-person program as a mixed team? The same program can satisfy both. Physicians claim CME, technologists claim ARRT CE, and each is documented separately.
The 2027 programs.
Every registration is $1,595 and includes live attendance with full credit, plus a 12-month Collective Membership giving you recorded access to all six programs.
One registration, a full year of access.
Live attendance at the one you register for, recorded access to the rest for 12 months.
Conference recordings, case archives, and faculty Q&A.
A CME tracker and certificate archive, so nothing has to be reconstructed at renewal.
Faculty office hours, journal club, and peer discussion between programs.
Common questions
Yes. The 2027 in-person programs are accredited for both physician CME and technologist ARRT CE. Physicians and the technologists they work with can attend the same program, and each claims the credit type that applies to their role.
Online Radiology CME is the physician catalog — recorded conference content and case material carrying accredited CME. Online CEs for RadTechs is the technologist catalog, delivered through ImagingCampus and carrying ARRT-recognized CE. Different audiences, different accrediting pathways, different catalogs.
Registration invoices as accredited continuing education conference registration — the category most hospital CME offices already recognize and approve. Institutional travel approval typically needs about six months of lead time, so registering early matters more than it might seem.
Credit amounts are confirmed for each program closer to the event and are published on that program’s page once finalized.
Yes. The All-Access Digital Pass gives you the full 12-month membership and recorded access to every 2027 program without live attendance. Live attendance can be added later.
Not sure which credit you need?
Tell us your role and what you’re maintaining, and we’ll point you at the right catalog.