Imaging Assistant MR Structured Education & CE Credits
Complete your Imaging Assistant in Magnetic Resonance (I.A.(MR)) education with online courses covering MRI anatomy, positioning, MRI safety, and patient care.
Prepare for the ARRT® Imaging Assistant in Magnetic Resonance (I.A.(MR)) credential with online education designed around key MRI-related learning areas. Explore courses in neuroanatomy, musculoskeletal anatomy, thoracic anatomy, abdominal and pelvic anatomy, breast anatomy, MRI positioning, MRI safety, and patient care in radiology.
Whether you’re completing Structured Education requirements for initial certification or looking for additional education, choose the courses or package that best fits your needs. Study online at your own pace and access your course certificates upon successful completion.
All of our CE courses are approved by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT®). We guarantee that all of the CE credits you earn will be accepted by state registries in the USA and Canadian territories for all licensed radiologic technologists, as well as for ARRT® renewal. All of our CE courses are also accepted by the ARMRIT®.
Looking for more information about the ARRT® Imaging Assistant in Magnetic Resonance (I.A.(MR)) requirements? Read our complete guide to the I.A.(MR) credential to learn more about eligibility, education requirements, and the certification process.
Image | Course | Description | CE Credits | Buy Now |
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 | To pursue the ARRT® Imaging Assistant – Magnetic Resonance credential, candidates must complete Structured Education in Patient Care, MRI Screening and Safety, and Positioning and Anatomical Landmarking. | 38+ CE Credits | ||
 | A practical MRI course covering abdomen and pelvis anatomy, patient positioning, preparation, and key safety considerations for MR imaging assistants, radiologic technologists, and MRI technologists. | 3.75 CE Credits | ||
 | A practical course covering breast anatomy and physiology, MRI patient preparation, positioning, safety, dedicated breast coil use, and contrast considerations for MR imaging assistants, radiologic technologists, and MRI technologists. | 1.25 CE Credits | ||
 | A comprehensive six-module MRI safety course for Imaging Assistants covering screening, implants, personnel roles, MRI safety zones, equipment, risk management, and emergency response. | 10.5 CE Credits | ||
 | A practical course covering upper and lower extremity MSK anatomy, patient preparation, coil selection, MRI safety, and positioning techniques for MR imaging assistants, radiologic technologists, and MRI technologists. | 2.75 CE Credits | ||
 | A practical course covering head, neck, and spine anatomy, MRI landmarking, patient preparation, safety, coil selection, and positioning for MR imaging assistants, radiologic technologists, and MRI technologists. | 3.50 CE Credits | ||
 | A practical course covering thoracic anatomy, cardiac and brachial plexus MRI, patient preparation, safety, coil selection, and positioning for MR imaging assistants, radiologic technologists, and MRI technologists. | 3.25 CE Credits | ||
 | Deliver top-notch patient care in your department. This course covers communication techniques, immobilization methods, emergencies, infection prevention, drug administration, and patient privacy & security requirements. | 10.25 CE Credits |
Who are these courses designed for?
Do these courses meet the ARRT® Structured Education requirements for I.A.(MR)?
How long will I have access to the courses?
What topics are covered in the Imaging Assistant MR package?
- Neuro Anatomy & MRI Positioning
- MSK Anatomy and MRI Positioning
- Thorax MRI Anatomy and Positioning
- Abdomen and Pelvis Anatomy and MRI Positioning
- Breast Anatomy and MRI Positioning
- Comprehensive MRI Safety Review
- Patient Care in Radiology
Together, these courses address MRI anatomy, patient positioning, MRI safety, and patient care.
How many credits are included in the Imaging Assistant, MR package?
Do I need 32 or 17 Structured Education credits?
The package is designed to support both pathways.
