We hope that you enjoyed the ARMRIT 2026 Annual Meeting & Seminar in Las Vegas, Nevada!

You must complete a brief evaluation of each session you attended in order to claim continuing education credit. To “unlock” each session’s individual evaluation, you will need the access code that was provided at the end of that session. If you used the tracking sheet provided in the ARMRIT Program Guide or obtained a tracking sheet handout from Registration Services on-site, refer back to the codes you notated on that tracker in order to access and claim credit for the sessions you attended. Once the access code is used to unlock the session and the evaluation is completed, you will be able to download a certificate of completion for that individual session. 

Credit claiming will open on Thursday, October 1, 2026.

Download PowerPoint presentations from the 2026 meeting here. 

Credits for the following sessions are offered by ARMRIT (an AHRA CE Sponsor).   

MRI Technologists: The courses listed below have been approved for one (1) ARRT Category A CE credit(s) each by AHRA

Radiology Administrators: The courses listed below meet all CRA renewal credit criteria and have been approved for one (1) continuing education credit each in the following CRA domain(s): Operations Management (OM).

These are not activities for purchase - they are modules for credit claiming for attendees of the 2026 ARMRIT Annual Meeting & Seminar.

ARMRIT 2026 Continuing Education Sessions - Tuesday, September 29

Deep Brain Stimulators: Knowing the Parameters & Implementing Them at Your Institution
Douglas S. Boyd, RT (R)(MR), ARMRIT

MRI Case Studies From 2025: Why MRI Techs Should Not Make Patient Care Decisions
Douglas S. Boyd, RT (R)(MR), ARMRIT

Inside the Magnet: How MRI Image Quality Is Made
Eduardo D. Campuzano, BS, RT(MR)(CT)(R), ARMRIT, MRSO

The Heart of the Matter: A Review of the Cardiac MRI Exam
Matt Rederer, MBA, RT(R)(MR)(CT), MRSO, MRSE, (MRSC)(ARMRIT)

MRI: Scanning in the Age of Fast MR: Learning to Scan with More SNR
Monte Hampton, RTR (MR)(MRSO)

MR Safety by Design: Procedures, Policies, and Practices That Protect Patients
Kellye Chia, RT(R)(MR), MRSO(MRSC), MRSE(MRSC)

MRI Fast Fourier Transform for Non-Physicists (A Star Trek Voyage)
Timothy C. Chapman, RTR, CT, MR

A Review on the Status of Clinical Practices Utilized in Stroke Centers to Reduce Door-to-Needle Time and of the Essential Functions of MRI and CT Scan Imaging in Guiding Stroke Diagnosis
Ilin Davoodian, MSRIS, (R)(CT)(MR)(ARRT)

ARMRIT 2026 Continuing Education Sessions - Wednesday, September 30

Whole Body MRI (WB-MRI): Oncology Applications
Eduardo D. Campuzano, BS, RT(MR)(CT)(R), ARMRIT, MRSO

Claustrophobia: Managing Panic in MRI - The V.E.A.R. Method
Katherine Arroya, MRI Technologist, ARMRIT

MRI Safety Isn’t “Extra Credit”
Tobias Gilk, MRSO, MRSE

Backstage AI: Why the MRI Technologist’s Role Is More Important Than Ever
Julianna Uresch, Senior Director Radiology Product Marketing, Vista AI, M.Sc. Business, B.Sc. Xray, CT, MRI-EU

Advancing MRI Education Through Simulation Technology
Enrique Martinez Arredondo, B.Sc. Biomedical Engineering, M.Sc. in Medical Imaging & Physics

MRI Quality Improvement and You: How to Develop a Quality Improvement Program
Darlene Humphreys, AS, RT(R)(M)(MR)(CT)

Technologists as Game Changers in Breast MRI
Maria Chiara Ferrari, AITERM, FNO TSRM & PSTRP

Demystifying MR Data Acquisition
William Faulkner, BS, RT(R)(MR)(CT), FSMRT, MRSO(MRSC)