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Board Composition
                                        Key Accomplishment






               JRCERT bylaws require that members of the Board represent the profession.
                   The JRCERT solicits nominations and appoints members from the following
                   organizations:


                              American Association of Medical Dosimetrists (AAMD)

                                        American College of Radiology (ACR)

                               Association for Medical Imaging Management (AHRA)

                               American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT)


                   Association of Educators in Imaging and Radiologic Sciences, Inc. (AEIRS)

                                           and a member of the general public.



                                      Key Accomplishments






               USDE Recognition – the process began with our petition submission to the
               USDE for continued recognition in June 2011.  After completing the process
               during the following months, the JRCERT received notice of our continued
               recognition in December 2013.   The recognition will continue until 2016, the
               maximum five-year recognition.   Similar to the self-studies our programs must

               submit, our petition gave us the opportunity to review our processes and improve
               our overall effectiveness as an accrediting agency.  Several of the USDE changes
               have resulted in the need for our programs to make modifications as well.  One
               change was providing documentation all of our programs have authorization from
               the state in which they are located to provide post-secondary education.  All
               programs were able to provide the documentation.

               Monthly Board Meetings – As most programs will remember, prior to 2013, all
               programs were reviewed by the Board of Directors in either April or October of each
               year.  The Board and executive staff felt that requiring programs to wait for six months
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