June 27, 2025: We are thrilled to announce that Cynthia Marquez has been selected by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) to serve on the Committee for the Student to Leadership Development Program (SLDP) for the 2025–2026 term!

Cynthia’s journey with the SLDP began in 2023, when she was selected as a student participant. Over her three-year commitment, she has shown a deep passion for leadership, mentorship, and supporting the future of medical imaging professionals. Her dedication to the program—and to student growth—was especially evident during her recent participation at the ASRT House of Delegates Conference in Reno, where her leadership and enthusiasm left a lasting impression. Shortly after, she was invited to join the SLDP Committee.

We are incredibly proud of Cynthia’s continued impact on the profession and her commitment to guiding the next generation of radiologic technologists.

June 2025: Congratulations to Zenji Reynolds on his recent appointment to the Arizona Workforce Council!

This governor-appointed board plays a vital role in shaping statewide workforce development strategies under the federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). In this position, Zenji will help guide policy decisions, advise on training program funding, and strengthen Arizona’s job readiness systems—especially in high-demand fields like healthcare. His leadership and dedication to advancing professional standards make him an outstanding advocate for building a skilled, future-ready workforce across the state.

May 2, 2025: We are excited to announce Tracy Rogers has been appointed to the Medical Radiologic Technologist Advisory Committee (MRTAC), a key advisory body within the Bureau of Licensing for Professions and Occupations (BLPO) at the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS).

Tracy will be serving in the designated Radiologic Technologist position on the committee, where she will help shape the future of medical imaging regulation in Arizona.

The MRTAC is established to ensure the health and safety of Arizona’s residents by supporting the BLPO in its duties outlined in the Arizona Revised Statutes Title 32, Chapter 28. This chapter governs the licensure and professional standards of Medical Radiologic Technologists across the state.

May 2025: Congratulations to Zenji Reynolds for being named one of the Top 10 People to Watch in Healthcare 2025 by CIO Views Magazine! This national recognition highlights Zenji’s outstanding leadership and unwavering commitment to ensuring positive health outcomes for patients. As both the CEO of Southwest Shoulder Elbow & Hand Center and President of AZSRT, his feature in CIO Views celebrates his strategic vision, innovative approach to healthcare management, and passion for workforce development. We are proud to see his impactful work recognized on such a prominent platform. Read more in the May 2025 issue of CIO Views.

March 18, 2025:  Congratulations Tracy Rogers!! Selected as Arizona Ambassador for ASRT Advocacy Program.

We are proud to share that Tracy Rogers has been invited to serve as the Arizona Ambassador for the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) Ambassadors for R.T. Advocacy program!

This prestigious role reflects Tracy’s ongoing commitment to the advancement of our profession and her passion for educating and empowering the next generation of radiologic technologists. As Arizona’s representative, she will play a vital part in promoting professional advocacy, both locally and nationally.

Tracy’s involvement in this program is a tremendous benefit to our state and aligns perfectly with her unwavering dedication to her students and the future of radiology in Arizona.

December 2024: AZSRT proudly recognizes Thomas F. Gardner, B.S., R.T.(T) for his inspiring article, “New Horizons,” published in the December 2024/January 2025 issue of the ASRT Scanner. In this heartfelt piece, Thomas shares his journey from a 20-year career in healthcare architecture to radiation therapy, highlighting how life experience, resilience, and a passion for patient care can bring meaningful contributions to the profession. A member of ASRT’s Student to Leadership Development Program and the Committee on Bylaws, Thomas exemplifies dedication to professional growth and advocacy. His story encourages others to follow their calling—at any stage of life.

November 30, 2024:  We are thrilled to celebrate Jazmyn Rios accepting the position as the 2025 SLDP Student Class Representative. The ASRT’s Student Leadership Development Program (SLDP) is a prestigious three-year leadership initiative designed to immerse students in national-level advocacy, governance, education, and mentorship opportunities.

As the Arizona affiliate’s Class Representative, Jazmyn stood out among her peers, representing Arizona’s radiologic technologist students on the national stage. Selected from a competitive pool—where only two students per affiliate are chosen—her role includes attending the national symposium, engaging in leadership training, and serving as a liaison for fellow participants .

Jazmyn’s achievement reflects her leadership, dedication, and passion for advancing the radiologic science profession. Through this platform, she’ll continue to grow professionally while inspiring others and helping shape the future of our field.

October 2024: Congratulations to Thomas “TJ” Gardner!  TJ has been appointed to the ASRT Committee on Bylaws for the 2024–2025 term by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists. In this vital governance role, TJ will help review and recommend changes to ASRT’s foundational bylaws—ensuring they remain clear, current, and aligned with the needs of the profession. His selection reflects a strong commitment to leadership and advocacy within the radiologic sciences, and we’re proud to see Arizona represented at the national level. Way to go, TJ!