Markers? I'm a new tech and I was wondering the company I work for doesn't like us to use markers but rather we use digital annotations, it is a mobile portable company and most of the patients are bedridden so I do understand it's can be difficult at times but are we putting our license at risk?

Also, I have a coworker that's been a tech for 20 years and takes the absolute sloppiest images, I can t believe he is getting away with it, who is ultimately monitoring our quality besides our employer and radiologists?

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