The MRI Registry Prep series is authored by Bill Faulkner, a well-known MRI consultant, author and MRI educator. Topics in this series include: MR Hardware, Safety, Basic Principles of MRI, MR Image Contrast, Pulse Sequences, MR Data Acquisition, Imaging Options and Image Quality, MRA, Diffusion and Perfusion. In addition, This MR Registry Prep series consists of 6 detailed videos, designed for the MR Technologist who are studying for the MR Certification Exam. This series will cover the majority of physics-based topics that are on the MR Certification Exam. The viewer must achieve a score of 75% on all quizzes and view all videos to receive a certificate of completion.
MR Registry Prep Series Topics include:
- MR Hardware
- MR Safety
- Basic MR Principles
- Relaxation and MR Image Contrast
- Pulse Sequences
- MR Data Acquisition
- Imaging Options
- MR Image Quality
- Formulas and Calculations
- MRA
- Diffusion and Perfusion
The series objective is to provide the participant with basic knowledge as it pertains to clinical MRI, in addition to helping them prepare to sit for the MRI certification exam.
- Technologists interested in MRI.
- Technologists who have never had any formal education in MRI principles.
- Molecular Imaging Technologists or CT Technologists who may be cross-training into MRI.
- Technologists who are preparing for the ARRT or ARMRIT MR certification exams.
This program has been approved for 6.0 hour of Category A CE credit as designated by the Society for MR Radiographers & Technologists (SMRT) RCEEM.
Please Note: If This activity was previously offered within a combined CE Module it cannot be used again in this or any subsequent biennium. Additionally, this activity may be available in multiple formats or from different sponsors. ARRT regulations state that an individual may not repeat an activity for credit if it was reported in the same or any subsequent biennium.
Release Date: 07/3/2024 Expires: 07/2/2025
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