Advanced Diploma in MRI and Spectroscopy

About this programme

Description Magnetic resonance uses magnetism, radio waves and computers to acquire medical images. Although still a young technology, it has become firmly rooted in medical practice, particularly for: The unique nature of this technology presents special imaging, patient care, and safety requirements. Since magnetic resonance does not involve the use of ionizing radiation, radiation protection is unnecessary. Magnetic resonance scans require sliding patients into a body-length tunnel - the core of the magnetic field. The image obtained from magnetic resonance scan generally appears on a computer monitor, or as a photograph or computer printouts. As part of your professional duty as a magnetic resonance technologist, you will: The above information is an excerpt from the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists' website at www.camrt.ca Use RRC Polytech’s new Program Explorer tool to find the program that works best for you. Discover programs based on your interests or filter by location, credential, annual intake and other options. Online Registration is not available for this course. Please contact your local registration office or click link below for other registration options.