Terri Bruckner, M.A.,R.T.(R)(CV), Powell, Ohio
Terri received her Bachelor of Science in Allied Health and her Master of Arts in Educational Policy and Leadership from the Ohio State University. Since 1996, Terri has been the clinical instructor for the division of Radiologic Sciences and Therapy in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Terri has been a member of the OSRT for the past 34 years. She has been quite active as a member of the Quiz Bowl committee and is currently the Co-chair of this committee.

“Greetings to the Imaging and Therapy professionals in the State of Ohio. I am excited to be running for the OSRT Board of Directors. I am a radiographer, and have been an educator for over twenty years. I care deeply about the people who make up this profession and the patients we are responsible for. I believe that the OSRT is vitally important to assist technologists and students, to provide educational opportunities, and to represent us around the state and the nation. I have served this organization in many capacities in the past and currently co-chair one of the committees. Please consider placing your vote for me for the OSRT Board of Directors.”

Darla Campbell, RT(R)(MR), Marion, Ohio
Darla received an Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology from Marion technical College. She also completed the MRI Fellowship Program at The Ohio State University. Darla is currently employed at The Wexner Medical Center at The Ohio State University in the MRI department. Darla has been a member of the OSRT for the past 3 years. She is currently chairing the Sales and Marketing committee and is a member of the 2012 Annual meeting Committee.

"As an OSRT Board Member, I would be an advocate for the medical imaging professional by promoting the advancement of the profession through education and growth of leaders. I would strive for a high level of professionalism and standards through education and legislation. I personally try to promote the imaging professional as a health care professional first. I have done this by being the first RT to join my local Medical Reserve Corps and being the start-up Director of my church’s Free Clinic. Imaging professionals need to take pride in the role they play in the healthcare role.”

Christine Gialousis, B.S.RT(R)(M)(CT)(MR), Berlin Center, Ohio
Christine received her Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Sciences from Youngstown State University. Since 2007, Christine has been an instructor at the Cleveland Clinic School of Diagnostic Imaging and also, Cuyahoga Community College. She has been an active member of the OSRT for many years is currently serving on the Technology and Innovations committee.

“I have been a member of the OSRT for a very long time. I would attend the meetings as often I could and I would always leave with a renewed passion and excitement for my chosen profession. Many radiographers do not attend meetings because of the distance, the CEU sessions, the financial obligations, or the lack of return on the membership. I would like to initiate change that would revitalize the radiographers who work in the trenches and bring them some of that excitement.”

Rhonda Strunk, RT(R)(CT), Fairfield, Ohio
Rhonda received a BA in Radiation Health Sciences from the Mercy School of Radiology in Hamilton, Ohio. She is currently the Lead Technologist of the Post-Processing and Image Analysis Department at Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center. Rhonda is currently a member of the Honors and Awards Committee and is also on the planning committee for the 2013 Annual Meeting.

“I would be honored if elected to the Board of Directors for the OSRT. I have been a Radiologic Technologist since 1983, specializing in CT since 1987. For the past eight years I have mainly focused on 3D post-processing and imaging analysis for CT and MR. I believe I would bring a lot of well-rounded experience to the board which includes working in private practice, applications and more recently in a large pediatric academic medical center. I am excited to be able to join fellow technologists in representing our profession and being able to contribute in making our state society stronger.”