Practical sessions on implant safety, MR risk assessment, and clinical governance. Learn how leading organizations standardize decision-making, reduce uncertainty, and build defensible MR safety workflows.
MRI safety responsibilities have evolved significantly over the past two decades, transforming the role of the MR technologist from primarily equipment operator to frontline safety advocate and interdisciplinary collaborator. This presentation explores how advancements in technology, increasing patient complexity, updated safety standards, and growing regulatory expectations have expanded the technologist's responsibilities in the MRI environment.
Kellye is the Director of Clinical Success and MRI Safety at NordInsight. She also serves as an MRI safety consultant, educator, and expert witness, advising healthcare organizations and legal teams on MRI safety, risk management, and industry best practices. She is board credentialed as both an MR Safety Officer (MRSO) and MR Safety Expert (MRSE), and serves on the governing boards of the ISMRT and IBMRS.
Understand the new role of the MR Safety Tech (MRST) and how it fits into a highly functional MRI facility. Discover how this emerging role bridges the gap between remote MR Technologists and patients, reducing accidents and expanding access to care.
Many MRI departments run on policies that are outdated, vague, or copied from elsewhere. We look at what good MRI policy documentation includes, common pitfalls to avoid, and how to keep it aligned with real-world workflows.
Get practical webinars, CE opportunities, and field notes on implant safety, documentation, scanner-specific conditions, and department workflows. About once a month. No noise.