The MR safety education programs provided by William Faulkner and Kristan Harrington of William Faulkner & Associates, LLC are designed to meet the annual education requirements described by the ACR and The Joint Commission (requirements effective July 1, 2015). The non-MR personnel program is designed for non-MR staff. The Level 1 and Level 2 programs are designed specifically for the MR staff and MR radiologists.
This 1 hour comprehensive course designed for Level 1 personnel covers:
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This 1.5 hour comprehensive course is designed for physicians, technologists, as well as ancillary medical staff. The course explains the most current American College of Radiology Guidelines and the alignment with the Joint Commission Sentinel Alert. The course also defines healthcare roles as recommended by the ACR for each facility.
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This course is designed for medical professionals who do not routinely work within the MR Environment.
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When it comes to MR safety and making sure patients are not placed in harms way, what is the level of confidence you are making the right decision. Also, are you assessing risk to your patient appropriately and following best practices in the field. Finally, a course that is meant to not only build your knowledge and confidents in the field of MR safety, but also prepare you for your MRSO certification through the ABMRS. This course is designed to address situations that you have or will encounter in the field as well as discuss everything found on the ABMRS syllabus.
Tap Dancing on a Landmine: The Perils of Screening Patients for MRI” is Presented by Phil Glick. Phil is an MRI Safety Officer, has started a MRI Departments for multiple MRI facilities and has educations over a thousand people over the last several years. Tap Dancing on a Landmine: The Perils of Screening Patients for MRIis designed for imaging technologist that work in the MRI suite. By participating in this course participants will learn about the MR Hazards, the types of Magnets, MRI terminology, about injuries from the MRI, what happens when screening goes wrong, MR Conditional Devices and MR Screening Barriers.
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Bill Faulkner is currently working as an independent consultant through his own company, William Faulkner & Associates, providing MRI and CT education as well as MRI safety and clinical operations consulting. His clients include health care facilities, and medical companies such as GE, Philips, Siemens, Aspect Imaging, Invivo, Medtronic, Bracco Diagnostics and Metrasens. He has been teaching and lecturing on MRI in for over 25 years. He is an active member and Fellow of the SMRT; serving as the first president. He is a founding board member of the American Board of Magnetic Resonance Safety (ABMRS). Bill is the author of “Rad Techs Guide to MRI: Basic Physics, Instrumentation and Quality Control.” He is the co-author of “Review Questions for MRI,” and a contributing author for “MRI for Technologists,” “Handbook for MRI,” and the first edition of “The Physics of Clinical MR Taught Through Images.”
Kristan Harrington has been an educator specializing in Radiology since 1995. She was an Educator for Philips Healthcare for 12 years speaking both nationally and internationally. She held a full time Faculty appointment at Emory University School of Medicine leading the MRI Bachelor’s Degree Program. She works with William Faulkner & Associates providing both MRI and CT educational and consulting services. Kristan has also developed the Bachelor Degree Programs in MRI for Universities. She is currently on Faculty at Rush University in Chicago, Illinois. Kristan graduated from Emory University with her Bachelor’s degree in Medical Science Education in 1997 and her Associate’s in Radiology Technology in 1996. She received her Master’s in Business Administration in 2010.
