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13 students recently graduated from Jackson Memorial Hospital’s School of Radiologic Sciences. Alfredo Bringas received the JRCERT Valedictorian award as well as the Academic Excellence and the Outstanding Achievement awards. Sherrell Hill and Cesar A. Alvarez were the recipients of the Mallinkropt Clinical Excellence award.

First Row (l-r): Sherrell Hill, Alba L. Pulido, Alfredo A. Bringas, Renee Richards, Tyrone Rudio and Christopher Cendan.
Second Row (l-r): Jean Ronold Booz, Ricardo Garcia, Romona Smith, Cesar A. Alvarez, Mark S. Martin, Roby M. Chelagiri and Jim Kelly, pose for a picture after the 2007 School of Radiologic Sciences graduation at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

Sponsored by the Jackson’s Radiology Services/Diagnostic Imaging Division, the Radiologic Sciences program has been educating students since 1955. The program provides cutting-edge instrumentation, techniques and clinical applications. The mission of the program is to provide comprehensive didactic and clinical education to enable graduates to acquire the entry-level skills required of a Radiologic Technologist.

(l-r) Tometra Meadows, B.S., R.T., Clinical Coordinator, Department of Radiology; Alfredo Bringas, winner of the JRCERT Valedictorian; Clinical Excellence Award Winners Cesar Alvarez and Sherrell Hill; and Courtney Glenn, M.S.M., R.T., radiography program director, JHS School of Radiologic Sciences, pose for a picture after the 2007 School of Radiologic Sciences graduation at Jackson Memorial Hospital.

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