Melissa Edmondson
Melissa Edmondson is a dedicated Radiology Instructor and Clinical Coordinator with extensive experience in medical imaging and radiologic technology. Currently teaching at Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, she brings a wealth of knowledge from her hands-on experience as a CT Technologist at Holy Cross Health. Melissa is passionate about educating the next generation of radiologic professionals, emphasizing both technical proficiency and patient safety in the use of radiation.
With over six years of teaching and clinical coordination experience at Keiser University, Melissa has played a pivotal role in guiding students through rigorous radiology programs, ensuring they gain the practical skills and confidence necessary for success in healthcare. She combines her clinical expertise with strong instructional abilities, fostering an engaging learning environment where students thrive.
Melissa holds a Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging from Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg and is pursuing a Master of Education in Educational/Instructional Technology at Western Governors University. Recognized for her skill in dig and certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), she is committed to advancing the field of radiology through both education and practice, helping students and patients alike benefit from safe and effective imaging technologies.
• Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg- B.S.
• American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the guidance of my mother, support from my husband and the strong foundation my education has provided me.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Never stop learning, and stay true to who you are—growth means nothing without integrity.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
“Stay true to your values, be confident in your expertise, and let your work speak with purpose and excellence.”
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
My greatest challenge in radiology has been balancing tradition with innovation—honoring the proven methods that define our field while embracing the technologies that are reshaping it. Yet within that challenge lies my greatest opportunity: to build a program that develops multi-modality technologists who lead with both skill and heart, blending precision, empathy, and innovation to shape the future of patient care.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values that guide my life and work are deeply rooted in faith, love, and perseverance. My faith keeps me grounded in purpose; my husband’s love and unwavering support remind me that no dream is too great when it’s built on partnership; resilience fuels me to rise stronger through every challenge; and keeping an open mind allows me to keep learning, evolving, and embracing innovation with heart. Together, these values shape the way I lead, teach, and live—with gratitude, courage, and a vision that reaches beyond the ordinary.