Jean Barry has served as a Counselor and Professor at Merced College since 1983, specializing in international student counseling, personal and career development, and compliance with visa and homeland security requirements. Previous roles include serving as Faculty Lead and teaching various subjects such as psychology, human sexuality, and guidance orientation. Prior to Merced College, Jean Barry held positions as Business Manager and Accountant for multiple car dealerships and agricultural firms from 1977 to 1983, with training from GMAC and experience teaching cost-accounting classes. Educational qualifications include a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) from Argosy University, a Master of Arts in Education/School Counseling, and a Bachelor in Public Administration from the University of San Francisco.
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The Tuffest Stuff CT Registry Review Webinar is the most effective Computed Tomography exam prep and educational program offered online. However, what makes The Tuffest Stuff unique is the comprehensive nature of the Webinar relative to the ARRT CT Examination Specification Contents. The time dedicated to developing the most comprehensive and valid Educational Materials makes it possible for first time test takers to be successful on the ARRT CT Exam on their first attempt. Take the Tuffest Stuff complimentary Assessment Challenge to see where you stack up relative to the CT Registry. Also, see the video lectures on the Tuffest Stuff YouTube channel to learn valuable CT Registry related material. The Tuffest Stuff CT Registry Review Webinar is approved for 16 category A CE credits and satisfies the ARRT Structured Education requirement. The Webinar is composed of 27 episodes divided into 4 sections and is a combination of PowerPoint based video presentations and downloadable Educational Materials. The Webinar is a comprehensive review of those subject matter areas that are typically the most difficult for prospective examinees. The Educational Materials available with the Webinar are composed of practice exams, worksheets, cross-word puzzles, quizzes and anatomy diagrams. The Educational Materials contain more than 1750 registry-like review items making them a review program all unto themselves. Each test item is based on fundamental and/or detailed information as interpreted from the ARRT CT Exam specification contents. All items are originally authored.