Representing Guyana at the SRTT Radiography Conference 2026
Our schedule is packed right now, but this one mattered. We cleared a day, and Voxxil Director Joyann Todd caught a flight to Port of Spain to spend Sunday, 25 October at the Society of Radiographers of Trinidad and Tobago (SRTT) Annual Conference, flying the flag for Guyana.
The theme was Professional Pride. The room was full of radiographers, radiation therapists, sonographers, doctors, medical physicists and students, and SRTT President Aleth Bruce opened the programme with a special welcome to “our colleagues from Guyana”. That meant a lot.
What stuck with us
- PACS done properly. Medical physicist Jorge Luis Dominguez Martinez on commissioning PACS, AI-assisted annotation, and using DICOM records to catch tampered images.
- “Don’t let them leave the table.” Dr. Siddiq Ali showed how a radiographer caught an aortic dissection on a CT ordered for something else, in a patient 36 weeks pregnant. Mother and baby both recovered.
- Anxious patients. Alida Ali of Gulf View Medical Centre on how one nervous patient can throw off a whole day’s imaging list.
Each of those is a workflow problem as much as a clinical one. That is exactly the space Voxxil-RIS is built for.
Meeting future partners
The best part of the day happened between sessions. We met several people from Trinidad and Tobago’s imaging community we can see ourselves working with, and the conversations pointed in a few clear directions:
- Piloting Voxxil-RIS with imaging departments in Trinidad and Tobago
- Joint training and case reviews between Guyanese and Trinidadian radiographers
- Working with PACS and medical physics specialists across the region
Nothing is signed yet. Watch this space.
Thank you, SRTT
To Aleth Bruce and the SRTT executive and committee: thank you for having us. See you in 2027.
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