Quinnipiac University
Clinical Professor of Diagnostic Imaging
Hamden, CT
2019 - Present
Alicia A. Giaimo
Clinical Professor of Diagnostic Imaging
Professor Alicia Giaimo is a distinguished educator and practitioner in the field of diagnostic imaging, currently serving as a Clinical Professor at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut. With a comprehensive academic background, Alicia holds a Master of Business Administration, a Master of Health Science, and a Bachelor of Science, all from Quinnipiac University. Their dedication to advancing the field of radiologic sciences is reflected in their extensive professional designations, including Registered Orthopedic Technologist and multiple certifications as a Registered Technologist in Radiography, Mammography, and Bone Densitometry.
Since joining Quinnipiac University in 2005, Professor Giaimo has held various significant roles, including Chair of the Diagnostic Imaging Department and Program Director for Radiologic Sciences. They have also contributed as a Clinical Director and Mammography Clinical Coordinator, showcasing a commitment to both educational leadership and clinical excellence. As a faculty member, Alicia has played a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of imaging professionals through innovative teaching and mentorship. In addition to their teaching responsibilities, she is actively involved in scholarly research and professional development. Alicia has presented their research at numerous conferences, highlighting topics such as bone densitometry and updates in breast cancer screening guidelines.
Professor Giaimo's contributions extend beyond academia; they are committed to community service and professional development. They have participated in various outreach programs, providing education on bone health and breast cancer awareness. Their leadership roles in several committees within the School of Health Sciences demonstrate their dedication to institutional growth and improvement.
They continue to inspire students and colleagues alike with their passion for imaging sciences and commitment to excellence in education and patient care. Outside of their professional endeavors, Alicia enjoys puzzles, reading, spending time with friends and family and watching her kids compete athletically, further enriching their perspective as an educator and healthcare professional.
Since joining Quinnipiac University in 2005, Professor Giaimo has held various significant roles, including Chair of the Diagnostic Imaging Department and Program Director for Radiologic Sciences. They have also contributed as a Clinical Director and Mammography Clinical Coordinator, showcasing a commitment to both educational leadership and clinical excellence. As a faculty member, Alicia has played a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of imaging professionals through innovative teaching and mentorship. In addition to their teaching responsibilities, she is actively involved in scholarly research and professional development. Alicia has presented their research at numerous conferences, highlighting topics such as bone densitometry and updates in breast cancer screening guidelines.
Professor Giaimo's contributions extend beyond academia; they are committed to community service and professional development. They have participated in various outreach programs, providing education on bone health and breast cancer awareness. Their leadership roles in several committees within the School of Health Sciences demonstrate their dedication to institutional growth and improvement.
They continue to inspire students and colleagues alike with their passion for imaging sciences and commitment to excellence in education and patient care. Outside of their professional endeavors, Alicia enjoys puzzles, reading, spending time with friends and family and watching her kids compete athletically, further enriching their perspective as an educator and healthcare professional.
Education
- BS, Quinnipiac University
- MBA, Quinnipiac University
- MHS, Quinnipiac University
Areas of Expertise
- Education/Teaching and Learning
- Bone Densitometry
- Mammography
- Radiography
- Women’s Health & Obstetrics/Gynecology
Organization
- Diagnostic Imaging
Office Location
- Medicine, Nursing, Health Sci 128K
Mail Drop
- NH-MED
Courses
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AMI 540 Principles of Mammography
Fall 2024 -
AMI 545 Women's Health and Imaging
Fall 2024 -
DMS 100 Foundations of Diagnostic Imaging
Fall 2024 -
RS 100 Fundamentals of Diagnostic Imaging
Fall 2024 -
RS 101 Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging
Spring 2025 -
RS 212 Radiographic Procedures I
Fall 2024 -
RS 222 Radiographic Procedures II
Spring 2025 -
RS 222L Laboratory Practicum II
Spring 2025 -
RS 232 Radiographic Procedures III
Fall 2024 -
RS 232L Laboratory Practicum III
Fall 2024 -
RS 290L Laboratory Practicum
Spring 2025 -
RS 336 Pharmacology for the Radiographer
January Term 2025
Experience
Quinnipiac University
Chair, Diagnostic Imaging Department
Hamden, CT
2019 - 2021
Quinnipiac University
Program Director, Radiologic Sciences
Hamden, CT
2016 - 2021
Quinnipiac University
Mammography Clinical Coordinator, Advanced Medical Imaging and Leadership
Hamden, CT
2016 - 2021
Quinnipiac University
Clinical Associate Professor, Diagnostic Imaging Department
Hamden, CT
2015 - 2019
Quinnipiac University
Clinical Director, Radiologic Sciences
Hamden, CT
2014 - 2016
Yale New Haven Ambulatory Services Corporation
Per Diem Technologist
Temple Radiology Group, New Haven, CT
2005 - 2017
Advanced Radiology Consultants
Staff Technologist
Fairfield, CT
2002 - 2005
Yale New Haven Ambulatory Services Corporation
Staff Technologist
Temple Radiology Group, New Haven, CT
2000 - 2002
Hospital of Saint Raphael
Staff Technologist
New Haven, CT
1998 - 2000
Selected Publications
Conference Presentation
Caring for Breast Cancer Patients: Diversity, Navigation and Health Care Professionals as Patients
Giaimo, A.
2024 ASRT Educational Symposium, Orlando, FL, American Society of Radiologic Technologists (2024)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Mistakes in the lab: Are they really mistakes?
Giaimo, A.
Association of Educators in Imaging and Radiologic Sciences Annual Conference, Madison, WI, AEIRS (2023)
Peer Reviewed Presentations
Caring for Breast Cancer Patients: Diversity, Navigation and Healthcare Professional as Patients
Giaimo, A.
New England Partners Webinar Series, Webinar, Connecticut State Society of Radiologic Technologists (2023)
Chapter
Advances in Paleoimaging; Applications for Paleoanthropology, Bioarchaeology, Forensics, and Cultural Artefacts
Conlogue, G., Lombardo, R., Hennessy, B., Viner, M., Giaimo, A.
Chapter 4: Plane Radiography, Digital Radiography, Mammography, Tomosyntheses, and Fluoroscopy 1st ed. Available October 2019 (CRC Press 2019)