Academy of Radiology Physician Extenders (ARPE) Symposium

Oct 15th, 2014Oct 18th, 2014
Orlando, FL
US
https://www.rpeacademy.org
This symposium is for radiology physician extenders (RPAs, RAs, PAs, and ARNPs) as well as radiologic technologists, radiology nurses, and administrators.
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