CRA Credential Benefits

The CRA is the only certification dedicated to imaging leadership. The CRA provides greater confidence for health executives and hospital leadership in expertise and abilities to lead an imaging services department. It also instills self-achievement and improves career mobility, whether lateral or vertical. It demonstratesa strong foundation in imaging leadership for those with or without a patient-facing background. 

CRA Benefits


  • Recognized and documented affirmation of skills and capabilities
  • Confirmation of strong and relevant imaging management experience
  • Validation of proven business acumen, particularly in the skills essential to imaging managers
  • Recognition of high standard of achievement

 

Why Become a CRA?


  • The CRA credential distinguishes individuals as proven, skilled, knowledgeable leaders in the field of imaging management
  • It can increase career opportunities, enhance professional recognition, and provide personal satisfaction.
  • The CRA is the only professional credential tailored specifically for imaging administrators

 

Why Hire a CRA?


Data reported in 2024

  • Validated high-level management competencies
  • Advanced understanding of the principles of the imaging business
  • Demonstrated ability in applying knowledge and leadership to guide and develop imaging management teams
  • Certified, proven high standards of achievement and ethics

The CRA program, including the examination, is managed by the Radiology Administration Certification Commission (RACC), a self-governing body created to maintain the credential’s integrity and relevance.

 

CRA Testimonials


Written Testimonials From LINK

The CRA: Is It in Your Future?

A reflective look at what the CRA credential represents, who it’s for, and how it can open doors for radiology leaders looking to grow.

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The Value of the CRA Credential

CRA-certified leaders share how the credential has strengthened their credibility, expanded career opportunities, and reinforced their commitment to excellence.

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