Introduction to PET/MRI Technology
Course Information
Course Code
IG809
Instruction Method
ONLINE- login information will be emailed within 3 business days of registration
Fee
See below for course fee
Length
Continuous enrolment max one year - approximately 48 study hours
Instructor(s)
Robert Miner MSc (NM)
Course Objectives
PET/MRI is the newest modality in clinical imaging. The multimodality aspect of PET/MRI has created issues for technologists who lack an education base in PET and MRI. Currently nuclear medicine technologists may be trained in PET but not MRI while MRI technologists are trained in MRI but not PET. The focus of this course is to address this dichotomy. Technologists will gain an understanding of PET, MRI and PET/MRI instrumentation, departmental design and clinical applications.
Evaluation Method
This course will be evaluated with 2 tests and a final exam. Each test is worth 30%. The exam will cover all the course material and is worth 40% of the final mark.
Intended For
Healthcare professionals in medical radiation sciences. This course is aimed at all MRTs. A basic knowledge of medical imaging and radiation physics is required.
Location
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Topics Covered
This course is delivered in 6 modules.
1. Introduction
2. PET instrumentation
3. MRI instrumentation
4. PET/MRI instrumentation
5. PET/MRI department design
6. PET/MRI clinical applications
Introduction to PET/MRI Technology – IG809 – Continuing Education
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