The focus of this Education Day is pediatric fluoroscopy, specifically patient care, radiation protection, and procedural standards. The day’s learning objectives include:
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Communication: Recognize the importance of effective communication between the fluoroscopic team and the patient.
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Radiation Safety: Discuss strategies to limit radiation dosage for both staff and patients.
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Procedural Knowledge: Understand common pediatric fluoroscopic procedures, including:
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Modified Barium Swallow (MBS)
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Esophagram
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Upper GI series
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Small Bowel Follow-Through (SBFT)
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Voiding Cystourethrogram (VCUG)
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Contrast studies
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Tube placements
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Short Biography
Jason K. Lee, DHSC, MSRS, R.R.A., R.T. (R) (CT) (ARRT), RPA (CBRPA) is a registered radiologist assistant practicing in the pediatric division for Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. He performs fluoroscopic procedures as well as contributes to the fluoroscopy training of radiology residents, radiology fellows, radiologist assistants, and med-students. He enjoys giving lectures at the hospital, local, national, and international level, as well as publishing various radiology articles, including case studies. Recently, he has been promoted to Assistant Professor of Radiology and Radiological Science. He’s also adjunct professor for three university allied health programs.
