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MRI Registry Review
A certificate of attendance, documenting 4 hours of credit will be provided for each individual upon completion of each 3.5 hour session.
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Overview
About this Webinar
This series of four webinars will benefit the student preparing for the Advanced MRI Registry Exam. The webinars will review the basic tissue characteristics, MRI instrumentation systems, identification of various artifacts, appropriate imaging procedures, MRI safety, and identification of anatomical structures, appropriate imaging procedures, and aspects of patient care.
A certificate of attendance, documenting 4 hours of credit will be provided for each individual upon completion of each 3.5 hour session of the webinar. Completion of all 4 sessions of this series will provide the 16 hours of structured education related to the content specifications outlined by the ARRT, required for certification and registration..
A printable download will be available to each registrant prior to this webinar. This will allow you to follow along with the presentation and make notes as you feel necessary.
This webinar will be presented in four - 3.5 hour, 4 credit sessions.
Educational Objectives
At the completion of this webinar, participants will:
- Understand the creation of the MRI signal, from precession to detection by the RF coil.
- Explain basic tissue characteristics (TI, T2, PD, and T2*), and identify images by these characteristics.
- Describe the various instrumentation systems used in MRI, and their purpose, including gradients, radiofrequency, magnet and coils.
- Explain the differences in pulse sequences and the trade off in parameters that affect image quality.
- Recognize artifacts seen on MRI images, and discuss how they are caused and prevention.
- Review imaging procedures for all areas of the body, including identification of anatomical structures in all imaging planes.
- List the several aspects of MRI safety that should be adhered to in the workplace.
- Assess knowledge base of MRI by participating in a mock registry exam.
Schedule
| Session 1 6:30pm Eastern 5:30pm Central 4:30pm Mountain 3:30pm Pacific What's my timezone? | Instrumentation and Fundamentals MRI Instrumentation
Fundamentals of MRI
Image Contrast and Weighting
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| Session 2 6:30pm Eastern 5:30pm Central 4:30pm Mountain 3:30pm Pacific What's my timezone? | Patient Care, Gradients and Safety Patient Care
MRI Safety
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| Session 3 6:30pm Eastern 5:30pm Central 4:30pm Mountain 3:30pm Pacific What's my timezone? | Image Parameters and Pulse Sequences Image Formation
Parameters
Pulse Sequences
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| Session 4 6:30pm Eastern 5:30pm Central 4:30pm Mountain 3:30pm Pacific What's my timezone? | MRI Safety, Anatomy and Procedures MRI Safety
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Audience
- Radiologic Technologists
- Ultrasound Technologist
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- Vendor Personnel
- Others wishing to expand their knowledge on MR Imaging
Faculty
Name
Paul Worthington, BS, RT(R)(MR)
Paul is a MR National Clinical Services Specialist with Philip Healthcare (Gainesville, FL). As an MR professional since 1987, Paul has extensive MR knowledge working in university hospital, mobile and private practice settings. He has held several roles ranging from staff technologist, clinical applications specialist and manager. His knowledge in MR and understanding multi-vendor capabilities make him a strong educator on this topic. Paul has been lecturing on the clinical and practical applications of MR since 2003.
Credits
ASRT Category A
This program provides 4 hours of Category A continuing education credit for radiologic technologists approved by ASRT and recognized by the ARRT and various licensure states. Category A credit is also recognized by CAMRT’s Continuing Education Credit Approval Program for CE credit in Canada. You must attend the entire program to receive your certificate of completion.
A certificate of attendance, documenting 4 hours of credit will be provided for each individual upon completion of each 3.5 hour session of the webinar. Completion of all 4 sessions of this series will provide the 16 hours of structured education related to the content specifications outlined by the ARRT, required for certification and registration.
Each Session:
Biennium CE Credits: 4
Structured Education / CQR Credits: 4
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