Applying to RSNA 2022 as a ultrasound tech.

I really want to to go to this years RSNA. I currently work at a Hospital in Denmark and aside from ECR in Vienna 5 years ago I haven't been to any congress. And that was as a student.

I'm writing a motivated aplication to my boss and I'm coming a bit short on what the congress will do for me and my workplace.

If there was a program, I could point out that this and that will benefit my ultrasound skills.

Anyone great at this who could give me a few pointers?

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