Do your fellow RT coworkers know how to do annual QC?

I’m in a small clinic so I am looking forward to your answers.

My manager said that “only the strong techs” should be the ones performing the QCs. I don’t think that makes sense, I think all the techs should know how to do it.

He asked me to create a step-by-step guide of the annual QC process. I wrote out instructions and included pictures for each step. I sent it to all the techs and my manager said that I shouldn’t of sent it to the other RTs, because “only the strong techs” should do it.

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