A Modern Approach to Teaching Today's Radiologic Technologists

Meg Benson is a seasoned expert in the allied health education sector, bringing a wealth of experience in program consulting, customer advocacy, project management, and cross-team collaboration. With a robust background in these areas, she has successfully led numerous initiatives aimed at enhancing educational tools for allied health educators.
Meg has been with Elsevier for over seven years, holding positions spanning from education sales to content strategy. In her current role as a Program Consultant, she works closely with educational institutions to develop and implement programs that meet the evolving needs of allied health educators. Her strategic insights and practical solutions support educators in adapting to the evolving educational landscape and meeting the needs of today's students.
Customer Advocacy is at the core of everything she does. Meg has been the voice of the customer, ensuring that their needs and feedback are at the forefront of product development and service improvement. This role has honed her ability to bridge the gap between users and developers, fostering a user-centric approach in all projects.
Currently, she is at the forefront of introducing Sherpath, an innovative educational tool designed to revolutionize the way allied health educators teach and engage with their students. Her passion for improving educational experiences and outcomes is evident in her commitment to this project.

Dr. Stewart has a doctorate in Biomedical (Health) Informatics. She is the Director of the Radiologic Sciences Program at Quinnipiac University and former Director of Training for SIIM (Society of Imaging Informatics). She is an acclaimed lecturer and is touted as one of the foremost experts in Imaging Informatics. Her most recent publication was coauthor of Introduction to Radiologic & Imaging Sciences & Patient Care (Elsevier).