Beverly L. Harger, DC, DACBR

Dr. Beverly Harger creates an interactive learning environment that stimulates interest in the role of imaging in patient care. Her programs motivate clinicians to remain up to date on current concepts in clinical imaging. Her imaging presentations are interesting and helpful in providing doctors with practical radiographic and clinical information for their daily practice.

Dr. Harger is a chiropractic radiologist with more than 28 years of clinical experience. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from University of Western States (UWS) in 1987. In 1992, she completed her radiology residency at UWS and attained her diplomate status from the American Chiropractic Board of Radiology. She is a professor and director of the MS in diagnostic imaging. as well as the clinical radiologist for UWS.

Her presentations address the importance of knowing imaging algorithms and understanding when imaging has a role in establishing diagnosis. Utilizing radiology case studies, clinicians will learn to differentiate many common conditions and not-so-common conditions, along with patient history and physical examination.

Dr. Harger holds memberships in the ACA Council on Diagnostic Imaging and the American Chiropractic College of Radiology. She was named the UWS Outstanding Faculty in 2013.

NCMIC Seminar Topics:

• Back to Basics: Clinical Imaging Decision Making
• Investigating Radiology Interpretation Errors
• Sports Medicine Radiology: A Case Based Approach
• Cervical Spine Imaging in Patients with Trauma
• Imaging Interpretation for the Non-radiologist
• Clinicians Beware! Frequently Misdiagnosed and Undermanaged Skeletal Conditions in Children and Adolescents
• Clinical Imaging of the Patient with Low Back Pain
• Correlated Anatomy Tutorial with Case Studies of the Hip: Focus on MRI
• Correlated Anatomy Tutorial with Case Studies of the Knee: Focus on MRI
• Clinical Imaging Decision Making with CT and MRI Anatomy Tutorials: The Spine
• Correlated Anatomy Tutorial with Case Studies of the Shoulder: Focus on MRI
• Radiologic Interpretation of Upper and Lower Extremities: Focus on Misdiagnosed/Delayed Conditions
• Clinical Imaging Decision Making with CT and MRI Anatomy Tutorials: The Upper Extremity
• Clinical Imaging Decision Making with CT and MRI Anatomy Tutorials: The Lower Extremity
• The Chiropractor’s Role in Diagnosis and Management of Thorax and Thoracic Spine Complaints