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Professional Presentations – Answering the Call for Abstracts

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MDCB Credits: 0.50

ARRT Credits: 0.00

Available Until: 12/31/2025

Non-Member Price: $17.50

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Presented by Linnae Campbell, MSHA, MS, CMD, RT(R)(T)
Northwestern Medicine

Do you ever see the call for abstracts go out but, don’t know where to begin? This session will help you feel confident to take the first steps. The session will outline picking out a topic like a great case study or the new technique that your organization rolled out to the department. Next, the presentation will discuss creating the abstract and other materials to prepare to submit the abstract. Finally, attendees will learn about the professional and personal benefits of putting together a professional presentation.

Learner Outcomes: 

  1. Outline how to pick a topic and create an abstract
  2. List the different options there are for presentations
  3. Realize the professional benefits of presenting

Presenter:
Linnae Campbell, MSHA, MS, CMD, RT(R)(T), holds degrees in radiography, radiation therapy, medical dosimetry and healthcare administration. Linnae has been working in the field of medical dosimetry since 2015. During that time, she has gained experience with photon, proton, and research dosimetry. Linnae is honored to act as Member-At-Large on the AAMD Board of Directors and a member of ASTRO’s Multi-Disciplinary Quality Assurance Committee. Linnae has presented her work at various conferences, webinars, and panels including for the American Association of Medical Dosimetrists (AAMD), American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), and the National Association for Proton Therapy (NAPT). Recently, Linnae became a published author in the Medical Dosimetry special proton issue. She works at Northwestern Medicine’s dosimetry department specializing in protons, combination photon/proton treatments, and helps out as a safety coach. Finally, Linnae enjoys golfing, singing, and going on adventures.

Educational Level: Entry Level

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