Coaching built around you, with honest prices

Everything is one-to-one, online, and personalised. Prices are in US dollars; what I promise is serious preparation, never a guaranteed pass.

Single hourly session

$90 USD / hour

A top-up after a package, or a standalone session on one topic. The package is the better deal on purpose.

Also for program students

Currently studying radiography in Canada or the US? Hourly sessions work for coursework help too: physics, positioning, anatomy. (Not available to students of my own employer's program.)

Add-ons & focused help

Smaller ways to start

Timed mock exam + debrief

$80 USD

A full timed practice exam under real conditions, then a one-to-one debrief of every weak area it reveals.

Pathway navigation call

$100–120 USD

A one-off walkthrough of the CAMRT credential-assessment process: documents, sequence, timelines. Guidance only; CAMRT decides eligibility.

Retake diagnostic

$100 USD

Failed an attempt? We review what happened, find the real causes, and build a focused retake plan.

ARRT (United States) candidates: I also coach for the ARRT exam: same formats, same prices. One honest caution: ARRT has no separate route for internationally educated radiographers. Eligibility runs through an ARRT-recognised educational program (usually American, though recent graduates of Canadian-accredited programs may qualify), and only ARRT decides who does. If that's you, I'll help you prepare. Read the USA (ARRT) pathway →
Paying from outside Canada: students pay from all over the world. Payment instructions (and the options available from your country) are confirmed when you enquire. Prices are in USD so there are no surprises.
The free first taste: not ready for coaching? Join the free monthly webinar: a short talk on a CAMRT-prep topic, then live Q&A where you can ask me anything.
What your sessions tackle

The judgment a question bank can't teach.

From the practice bank

An elderly inpatient on prolonged bed rest is too weak to stand unaided, but an erect abdomen radiograph is ordered. What is the safest way to obtain the image?

  1. A Reschedule the study for later
  2. B Image her at the bedside with the mobile x-ray unit
  3. C Have her grip the upright bucky to stay standing
  4. D Bring her by wheelchair and have her stand for it
A real question from the practice bank: the kind of patient-care judgment we build together. Try the free sample test →

Not sure which option fits?

Tell me where you are in the journey and I'll tell you honestly what I'd pick, even if the answer is "you don't need me yet."

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