Understanding Radiation Safety Code 30
Continuing education for dentists, registered dental hygienists (RDHs) and registered dental assistants (RDAs)
Hybrid | CE credits will vary* | Starting at $100 | Limited capacity
* This number is an estimate. Your regulatory body will issue the credits.
** Tuition may be subject to change
join us on Nov. 30, 2024, and Stay ahead of the curve with our comprehensive course diving into the latest regulations from Health Canada, Radiation Safety Code 30 (2024).
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What you will learn
Join us for an in-depth course on mastering the latest regulations from Health Canada regarding radiation safety that are impacting dental practices across the nation. This hot topic is generating significant buzz in dental practices, and this course will help you navigate these changes with confidence.
Course structure
- Morning session: Live lectures covering the main changes in the updated code and how to apply them in your office, followed by a Q&A session.
- $100
- Three CE credit hours
- Live lectures (9 a.m. to 12 p.m.)
- Optional online attendance via Zoom
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Light refreshments for in-person attendees
- Afternoon session: Hands-on training at the Oral Health Clinic in the Kaye Edmonton Clinic, where small groups of participants will practice using rectangular collimation for taking bitewings and periapical images, and patient positioning for panoramic and CBCT imaging. Tips and tricks for reducing retakes will be demonstrated, with opportunities for questions and discussions within a small group setting.
- $300
- Three CE Credit Hours
- In-person clinic at KAYE (1 to 4 p.m.)
- Lunch will be provided for hands-on participants
Secure your spot today and ensure your practice is compliant with the latest radiation safety standards!
Questions?
Contact us at dentce@ualberta.ca
Dr. Anthea Senior
Associate professor in radiology
Dr. Senior, obtained her bachelor of dentistry degree from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (UK) in 1992. For the following 9 years, she practiced as a general dentist, providing care to mainly children and special care adult populations in the North East of England.
In 2003 she completed a diploma in dental surgery from the University of Bristol (UK) in pediatric dentistry, special care dentistry and oral health and disease. Dr. Senior joined the University of Alberta in 2003. She is currently an associate professor in radiology at the School of Dentistry. She teaches radiology techniques and interpretation in classroom, clinical and laboratory settings and presents on educational research and oral radiology locally and nationally.
Dr. Fabiana Almeida
Assistant professor, discipline lead of oral and maxillofacial radiology
Dr. Almeida, MSc, PhD, is an assistant professor at the School of Dentistry, University of Alberta. She completed her dental training and OMR specialty training in Brazil. She also completed a master of science (2010) and PhD (2016) in health sciences - oral diagnosis.
As a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Alberta (2017-2019) she worked with imaging and new technologies including AI applied to TMJ and periodontium diagnosis.
Currently, Dr. Almeida teaches oral radiology to DDS and dental hygiene undergraduate students and the advanced oral radiology course to graduate students of the clinical programs. She is serving as the discipline lead of oral and maxillofacial radiology, director of the DDS 525 (diagnosing and managing oral diseases) multidisciplinary course and the director of the ug research initiative program. As a clinical researcher, her research interests involve advanced imaging modalities (ultrasound, MRI and CBCT) applied to diagnosis in dentistry, TMJ imaging and artificial intelligence tools applied to diagnostic imaging.
Dr. Camila Pacheco Pereira
Assistant Professor, and Oral and maxillofacial radiologist specialist
Dr. Pereira, DDS, MBA, MSc, MS, PHD, FRCDC, is one of the few board-certified oral and maxillofacial radiologists in Alberta. She leads the Advanced Imaging Centre at the University of Alberta.
With over 65 peer-reviewed publications, her research explores 2D and 3D imaging applications, knowledge translation in dentistry, and metrics related to patient satisfaction. Embracing innovation, her focus on CBCT and augmented intelligence in oral health showcases her commitment to progressive and digital dentistry. Dr. Pacheco-Pereira is dedicated to advancing oral radiology education and clinical translation, ensuring quality assessments, and promoting the appropriateness of imaging modalities in dentistry. She is also a partner at the Edmonton Diagnostic Imaging Inc, located in Edmonton.
Ashley Fossen
Registered Dental Assistant
Ashley has been part of the UofA Dentistry team for several years and comes to us with nearly 15 years of experience in the healthcare industry. She is committed to showcasing her expertise in dental radiology and assisting with a background as a Registered Dental Assistant and proficiency in Medical Laboratory and X-ray Technology.
Ashley contributes substantial knowledge and experience to her role and currently holds the position of Advanced Imaging Coordinator with the School of Dentistry Oral Health Clinic, as well as a clinical instructor for the continuing education Auxiliary Cone Beam CT course. The diversity of her experience in the radiology field allows her to remain dedicated to equipping dental professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to meet the evolving demands of modern dentistry and radiographic imaging.
Questions?
Contact us at dentce@ualberta.ca
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