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New Brunswick Association Of Medical Radiation Technologists (NBAMRT)
Meet the Executive Committee

PRESIDENT

         ASHLEY TEAKLES 

Originally from Cape Breton, Ashley graduated as an MRT in 2016 with a BHS in Radiography from UNBSJ/The Saint John School of Radiological Technology.  Since then, she has worked in a large hospital setting as well as smaller, more rural hospitals, and enjoys both the challenges and quirks that come with each. 

As someone who is always wanting to learn and know more, she became interested in the NBAMRT as a way to become more involved. She has already learned so much in her short time with the Executive Committee, and is excited to see what will come next. 

One of her personal passions is agriculture, and she and her husband own a small hobby farm outside of Sussex, NB. 

VICE PRESIDENT

         JESSICA CORMIER 

Jessica graduated from Dalhousie University with her BHS in Radiology in 2011. She quickly returned home and began working at the Moncton City Hospital. While working she continued to study in CT and then graduated with her advanced certificate in MRI. She currently works in general radiology but loves helping out in the other modalities. 

As a proud technologist Jessica chose to turn her attention to learning more about the association and all that makes it function behind the scenes. She hopes to gain a deeper understanding of her profession, and combine her experience with her willingness to learn to excel in her new position.

 


SECRETARY

LISA BETTS 
 
I’m transplanted “Bluenoser”, and I’m pleased to have called Saint John home for over 30 years. I attended the Institute of Technology in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and I graduated from the Nuclear Medicine Technology Program at the “old” Halifax Infirmary.
 
After graduation, I worked as a general duty nuclear medicine technologist for ten years before moving into the role of Clinical Coordinator for the Nuclear Medicine Training Program. Over the years, I have had various roles in the both the classroom and clinical setting. In 2010, I became a full-time didactic instructor with the Nuclear Medicine Technology program. I have actively volunteered with the NBAMRT and CAMRT over the past 15 years, seating on numerous committees.
 
 

TREASURER

MICHEL DOUCETTE 

He graduated as a Radiation Therapist in 1990. He occupied different position at the Provincial Association since 1995. He was also involved at the National level as Director representing NB on the CAMRT Board of Directors.

During that mandate, he was Vice-President of CAMRT for a term. Now that he’s a non-practicing member and still loves to be able to give to our professional Association.

 

 

  

PAST PRESIDENT/strong>

JOSHUA BLAIR 

Josh graduated from the Saint John School of Radiological Technology in 2001. Soon thereafter, while working in X-ray he completed my BHS degree in 2003 and since, has had the privilege of working in different specialty areas such as Interventional Radiology and Computed Tomography (CT).

Josh has been involved with various committees of the NBAMRT, joining the Executive Committee in 2016 where he has served as the Vice-President, President and now Past President. In addition, he is also an active committee member within his Health Authority and the CAMRT. In his free time, spending time with his family and enjoys a fitness and active living lifestyle.  


 

DIRECTOR

         CRYSTAL BEVANS

As a Nuclear Medicine technologist for the past 17 years, she have had the privilege of  watching the MRT profession grow and expand its influence.  Crystal began working as an MRT at the Georges L. Dumont Hospital and is now actively practicing at the Moncton Hospital.
 
First as a technologist and then as the supervisor, Crystal has been an active member of the NBAMRT Complaints Committee.  More recently, she became the NB Director-at-Large for the CAMRT which in turn is also the Director of the NBAMRT Executive Committee. 
 
 

 

 

LAY REPRESENTATIVE

DR KEITH FULLARTON

I graduated from UNB Fredericton in 1973 with a BSc. Following that, I 
obtained a Doctorate of Optometry from the University of Waterloo. I opened a practice in Woodstock, NB and practiced for 44 years, retiring in August 2021. 
 
I have always been actively involved in my community. Provincially, I 
have held the president (2 years) and secretary (4 years) positions within the Optometry Association. Locally, I have been served on several boards including Carleton Manor, Victoria Order of Nurses, Red Cross, Woodstock Curling Club, Lions Club, and many church committees. Currently I am an active member of the Woodstock Y's Men Club.
 
I look forward to learning more about the NBAMRT and serving on the Executive Committee.