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Tim Vanderlaan is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator in the Diagnostic, Laboratory, and Therapeutic Sciences Department at Ferris State University's College of Health Professions. He holds certifications in Nuclear Medicine Technology and has contributed to academic discourse through presentations at conferences such as AEIRS and Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching and Learning.
- MPA in Public and Non-Profit Administration/Health Care Administration from Grand Valley State University
- BS in Nuclear Medicine Technology from Ferris State University
- AAS in Nuclear Medicine Technology from Ferris State University
- BA in Psychology from Calvin College
His research and professional interests focus on Nuclear Medicine Technology, Competency Assessment in Clinical Education, and Ethical Considerations in Diagnostic Imaging. He has explored innovative teaching methods to encourage critical thinking in laboratory settings and addressed implicit bias in healthcare through collaborative presentations.
Vanderlaan has presented at the CHP Health Fair annually since 2012, covering topics like pandemic-era accreditation challenges and competency performance assessment models. Notable presentations include discussions on ethical roles in diagnostic imaging and advancing NMT education.
He serves as Program Coordinator for the Diagnostic, Laboratory, and Therapeutic Sciences Department and is actively involved in professional development through organizations like AEIRS.
