09/14/2026
Meanwhile, Class 39 is weeks deep into head work and apparently no longer requires our supervision.
That side-eye says it all…
“We got this. You can stop hovering now.”
And honestly—they kind of do.
After weeks of practicing skull and facial bone positioning, these second-years are becoming more confident in setting up their equipment, positioning their patient, and working through projections on their own.
One of our favorite parts of teaching is watching that transition happen—from students looking to us for every next step to trusting what they know and just doing it.
Class 39 is looking more and more like a group of future radiographers.