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Radiologist shortages. Recruiting challenges. Compensation struggles. Benchmarking confusion. Maintaining independence. AI concerns. 
 
The field of radiology faces constant challenges and opportunities for improvement, and staying ahead requires not just insight but foresight. From the recruitment of essential talent to navigating the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, every radiologist and healthcare professional faces critical decisions that will shape the future of patient care. ​ 

Discover the Top 5 Challenges: Get an insider's look into the most pressing issues facing radiology today. ​

The first few years for a radiation therapist are unlike any other time in their career. They have learned a lot while earning their degree and obtaining their American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification. However, they are just starting to gain real experience with patient care.  

While patient care remains the top priority for radiation therapists, it’s important to acknowledge their involvement in charge capture and billing. Who is better than the person providing the services to the patient to capture the representative codes? Even if they’re not tasked with reporting billing codes or fully grasping billing intricacies, therapists bear the responsibility of doing their best to get it correct.  
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By: Ron DiGiaimo, MBA, FACHE, Cheryl Turner, EdD., R.T., (R)(T), and Ben Adams

You made it! Years of education, training, memorization and hands-on work have led you into the world of radiation therapy. You are at the intersection of direct connection and care for patients and constantly growing technological advancement.