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Professional
Clinical Thermography Training
CLINICAL THERMOGRAPHY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
2008
Training Schedule
The
ACCT offers three levels of professional certified thermography
training, designated as follows:
Clinical
Thermographer Level I (CT-I)
Clinical Thermographer Level II (CT-II)
Clinical Thermographer Level III-Trainer (CT-III-Trainer)
These
certification programs are designed to provide focused competence
training with an emphasis on the following:
1
Clinical Application:
clinical application and use of infrared thermographic camera
systems
2
Imaging Proficiency:
hands-on proficiency in performing high quality thermal imaging
studies
3
Medicolegal and HIPPA Compliance:
essential medicolegal and HIPPA-related issues in clinical thermography
4
Thermography Practice Standards:
optimizing communication of clinical information in the patient-client/thermographer/thermologist
team, including standards of care, professionalism and ethics
in the practice of clinical thermography
5
Practice Development:
practice development, including educational and marketing support
materials, development strategies, networking issues
6
ACCT Resources:
utilization of ACCT professional support resources
Professional
Clinical Thermology Training
Thermography
Clinic Management Training
THERMOGRAPHY CLINIC MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
The ACCT offers two levels of certification in the management and
operation of a thermography clinic or lab, as follows:
Clinical
Thermography Management Level I (CTM-I)
Clinical Thermography Management Level II (CTM-II)
These
certification programs are designed to provide competence training
in detailed, practical management and operation of a thermography
clinic or lab, whether free-standing or integrated into a health
care practice. These programs emphasize the following:
1
clinical application and use of digital infrared thermographic
camera systems
2
practical operation and management issues, including new clinic
design or existing clinic integration, budgeting and resource
allocation, optimizing patient/client flow, business expansion
and networking
3
essential issues regarding medicolegal and HIPPA-related aspects
of clinical thermography, as essential risk management factors
for compliance and business success
4
staff development and skills training, including optimizing communication
between all staff members of the clinic/lab
5
standards of care, professionalism and ethics in the practice
of clinical thermography
6
improving profits and business development, including educational
and marketing support materials and strategies, networking issues,
and utilization of ACCT professional support resources
Clinical
Thermographer Certification programs
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Level I Thermographer Training 2008
Course hours are : Saturday, 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday, 9 am to 4 pm
January. 26th-27th
February. 9th-10th
March. 8th-9th
April. 12th-13th
May. 3rd-4th
June. 7th-8th
July. 12th-13th
August. 9th-10th
September. 20th-21st
October. 11th-12th
November. 8th-9th
December. 6th-7th
Conference Dates 2008:
May 10th-11th Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK
Contact acct@thermologyonline.org
Phone: 1-866-281-5479 |
