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New Brunswick Association Of Medical Radiation Technologists (NBAMRT)
Meet the Board of Directors
 
 

CHAIR

         JULIE MACDONALD

With 26 years of experience as a Technologist spanning across various modalities such as General Radiography, CT, and MRI, Julie has navigated through the intricate landscapes of both large and small hospital settings. 

Her commitment to advancing the field is evident through her active involvement as the Secretary for the NBRCMRT Continuing Education Committee, where she utilizes her expertise to drive excellence in her role. 

Currently, Julie proudly serves as the St. Joseph's Hospital Student Supervisor for students from the Horizon School of Radiology in Saint John, a testament to her dedication to fostering the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Beyond her professional endeavours, she pursue passions outside the medical realm, holding a yellow belt at the Fundy School of Karate and contributing her musical talents as a member of the Saint John Caledonian Pipe Band.

 

VICE-CHAIR

ISABELLA BOURGEOIS 

Isabella grew up in Shediac, New Brunswick and is pleased to be working as an MRT at the Moncton City Hospital.  She graduated from UNB with a BHS in Radiography in 2024 and appreciates the challenges and creativity that come along with the field. Being early into her career, she’s eager to see where this diverse line of work will bring her and how she can contribute to this profession.  

Her involvement with the NBRCMRT began before she was a certified technologist as an office assistant in 2022, then as a technologist in 2024, and now as Vice chair in 2026. She’s looking forward to expanding her knowledge and growing alongside other professionals who share the same passion. 

 
 

 

 

TREASURER

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

 

HILARY KEITH  

Originally from Sussex, New Brunswick, Hilary earned her Bachelor of Health Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology from Dalhousie University in 2018. She quickly began her career as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist at Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre. In 2019, she completed her MRI certification and transitioned into MRI full-time the following year. She currently works as an MRI Technologist at The Moncton Hospital.

Hilary is joining the board as Secretary and is excited to support the team through strong organization and collaboration. She’s looking forward to continuing to grow in her profession, becoming more involved in the professional community, and working alongside like-minded members to make a positive difference.

 

 

 

DIRECTOR

CHEYENNE WILSON 

 

 
PUBLIC DIRECTOR
 

LISA BETTS
 
Lisa has been a resident of Saint John, New Brunswick, for more than 39 years, having relocated from Nova Scotia earlier in her career. She completed her education at the Institute of Technology in Halifax and graduated from the Nuclear Medicine Technology Program at the former Halifax Infirmary in 1986. In 2002, she obtained a Certificate in Adult Education from Saint Francis Xavier University. Lisa spent 28 years working as a nuclear medicine technologist, holding a variety of roles including general duty technologist, clinical coordinator, and didactic instructor.  

In 2010, she joined New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) as a full-time didactic instructor in the Nuclear Medicine Technology program. Following the program’s closure in 2015, she continued teaching common-core courses across Allied Health and Nursing programs. In 2018, Lisa further broadened her clinical perspective by graduating from NBCC’s Acute Care Personal Support Program. She currently teaches in the Practical Nurse and Personal Support Worker programs.

Lisa is deeply committed to community service and has volunteered with NBAMRT and CAMRT for 18 years, as well as with the Lancaster Minor Hockey Association. Outside of work, she values time with her family and enjoys gardening and creative pursuits.