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Qure.ai Expands AI Super User Training to U.S., Empowering Radiology Professionals for an AI-Driven Future

The company has launched its accredited AI Super User Training program in the U.S., equipping imaging professionals with the skills and credentials needed to integrate AI into clinical practice and radiology workflows.

Yu Chi Huang
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Yu Chi is a senior regulatory affairs specialist and medical researcher focusing on medical devices.
Published: June 16, 2025
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As first reported by med-techinsights, Qure.ai has expanded its acclaimed AI Super User Training Program to the United States, building on the program’s global success in the UK and other regions.

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Training for Confidence, Not Just CompetencyProfessional Recognition Enhances Value

The initiative, now approved by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT), offers 4 Category A Continuing Education (CE) credits and aims to prepare healthcare professionals for the fast-evolving role of artificial intelligence in medical imaging and clinical operations.

Source: qure.ai.

The program is designed to empower radiologists, radiographers, and imaging professionals with a practical understanding of how AI tools can be effectively deployed within existing workflows. It emphasizes the operational, ethical, and regulatory dimensions of AI use, as well as the importance of patient and public involvement. With this U.S. launch, Qure.ai is addressing a growing need to build AI competency in a field increasingly shaped by digital transformation.

Training for Confidence, Not Just Competency

According to Qure.ai’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Samir Shah, the initiative is about more than just technology adoption—it’s about professional empowerment. “By investing in the education of caregivers, we can leverage AI as a transformative force,” he said. The training not only provides foundational knowledge but also builds confidence in using and scaling AI tools effectively within clinical environments. Participants engage in real-world demonstrations, learning how to assess and apply AI systems while maintaining patient safety and compliance.

Senior Director Shamie Kumar emphasized that the program is crafted for frontline radiology professionals to become leaders in AI implementation. “This program gives not just a working knowledge of AI, but the confidence to lead its integration into clinical practice,” she noted. This aligns with the industry’s growing expectation that AI will not replace radiologists, but rather enhance their capabilities and elevate the quality of care.

Professional Recognition Enhances Value

The ASRT approval and alignment with ARRT standards underscore the program’s professional legitimacy. These credentials ensure that participants not only gain practical knowledge but also fulfill their continuing education requirements. With radiology increasingly influenced by digital tools, formal education in AI helps professionals remain current, competitive, and ready to lead innovation in patient care.

By offering certified training, Qure.ai strengthens the bridge between AI innovation and frontline medical practice. The program also supports health systems in navigating AI adoption with a trained, informed, and proactive workforce.

Qure.ai’s AI Super User Training Program marks a significant step in integrating AI literacy into the U.S. radiology workforce. The program goes beyond skill-building—it fosters a culture of confidence, accountability, and collaboration in clinical AI use. With industry-aligned credentials and real-world application, Qure.ai is helping shape a future where healthcare professionals are not only AI users but leaders of its responsible implementation.

VIA:med-techinsights.com
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Yu Chi Huang
ByYu Chi Huang
Yu Chi is a senior regulatory affairs specialist and medical researcher focusing on medical devices.

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