1. To assist in every way, the advancement of ACRRT members in the technological application of diagnostic radiology.
2. To maintain standards of education, ethics and competency necessary and desirable to ensure appropriate knowledge and skill.
3. To maintain and administer a system of examination for testing and assessing the knowledge and skill of an applicant in those areas dealing with the technology of diagnostic radiography and its application.
4. To maintain a national registry for its members who have met the required standards of education and applied skills in the performance of applied technology in diagnostic radiology.
5. To gather, correlate and disseminate information for the benefit of its members, concerning radiologic technology.
6. To encourage and promote the advancement of radiologic technology in diagnostic radiology and its application within the chiropractic profession.
7. To serve the doctor of chiropractic by furnishing on request, lists of chiropractic technologists who shall have been certified by the Registry.
8. To develop and publish rules and regulations governing the activities of the Registry and its members, so long as their content is not in conflict with the by-laws of the ACRRT.

The official newsletter of the ACRRT. Published periodically, WAVELENGTHS is mailed directly to all ACRRT members holding current status.

WAVELENGTHS brings updated information regarding ACRRT activities, approved programs for continuing education credit, useful articles relating to radiologic technology and periodic profiles of ACRRT people and events.

Wavelengths Vol XXI No 1.pdf
Wavelengths Spring 2006
Wavelengths Fall 2006
Wavelengths Summer 2009
Wavelengths Winter 2009
Wavelengths Fall 2010
Wavelengths Summer 2011
Wavelengths Winter 2011

Approved for continuing education credit. These articles are approved for credit because of their content relating to the practice of radiologic technology. Subjects are varied, and conform to the approved subject material as listed under Re-certification Requirements. 

The length of articles will vary and, as a result, may qualify for either one or two CE credits necessary for ACRRT annual re-certification, after successful completion of the accompanying comprehension review test. The Self-Instructed Readings (SIRs) are typically available by late October or early November of each year.

The Chiropractic Radiologic Technology Study Guide is continually revised to include the latest information, clarification, and revisions to keep the ACRRT member current. Included are numerous photographs and updated descriptions of patient positioning and many useful tables and charts necessary to update any radiographic facility in required quality assurance procedures.

The Chiropractic Radiologic Technology Study Guide has been used extensively in the training programs of both ACRRT and Limited Permit students. Although designed primarily to be an instructor-assisted study guide, the information is easily assimilated by the serious student as a stand-alone text. For those individuals who have not updated their copy of the Chiropractic Radiologic Technology Study Guide, this newly revised edition will be found extremely useful in keeping up to date in radiologic technology.