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<p>The seven members of the Misericordia University Medical Imaging Program&#8217;s winter graduating class passed the American Registry of Radiology Technologists (ARRT) national certification examination in radiography shortly after completing the bachelor&#8217;s degree program. For almost 30 years, the medical imaging program&#8217;s graduates have routinely experienced higher pass rates than the national average. Since October 1988, 526 graduates have taken the ARRT radiography examination and 507 passed on their first attempt, resulting in an overall pass rate of 96.4 percent. Over the past five years, Misericordia University first-time test-takers hold 95 percent pass rate. The national five-year average is 89.42 percent. Shown are, first row: Stephanie Kachelries, Brielle Shuster, Shelby Aruscavage, Ashley Klein, and Gina Capitano, assistant professor, medical imaging and clinical coordinator. Second row: Lynn Blazaskie, instructor, medical imaging; Dr. Elaine Halesey, professor, medical imaging; Blair Muelhauser, Breana Mosier, Doreen Hossage, Paula Pate-Schloder, associate professor and chairperson, medical imaging. Third row: Lorie Zelna, associate professor, medical imaging, and Dr. Mari King, professor, medical imaging.</p><style>
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