About The Association for Medical Imaging Management

The AHRA is highly regarded for the development of exceptional leadership in the management of medical imaging.

Why AHRA Accreditation Matters

The AHRA is one of the most influential professional organizations available to Radiologic Technologists (RT). Every RT with an eye on professional development should seek study material approved by them.

The AHRA has more than 5,000 members from around the world. The organization represents executives and professionals from imaging departments in hospitals, medical centers, imaging  centers, and group practices.

The benefits of becoming an AHRA member include access to developmental programs such as educational seminars and conferences, networking with other medical imaging professionals, and the Certified Radiology Administrator (CRA) credential.

AHRA Certification

The AHRA is recognized for its intense commitment to developing professional leaders within the medical imaging field. The primary areas of concern for the AHRA focus on services and products driven by member needs, including:

• Leadership development
• Financial outcomes
• Quality of patient care
• Clinical outcomes
• Workplace and patient safety

The association and its members are dedicated to improving the healthcare industry and remaining an entity that encourages forward-thinking and improved methods of care.

Tuffest Stuff Approval and Accreditation

The AHRA has designated approval and accreditation for the CT exam prep material crafted by The Tuffest Stuff, whose course content is accredited by the AHRA for 16 category A CE credits. Successful completion of The Tuffest Stuff CT Registry Review Webinar satisfies the ARRT Structured Education Requirement which is necessary to sit for the ARRT CT Registry Examination.

The Tuffest Stuff and AHRA

The Tuffest Stuff is AHRA approved to help teach and develop the next generation of RTs and Computed Tomography technologists. By following the AHRA’s standards for imaging leaders, The Tuffest Stuff prepares students to use modern technology, best practices, and innovative thinking to care for patients.