MRI Safety

A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast

Join host Chaundria Singleton on this illuminating episode of "A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast," featuring MRI sage Kellye Mantooth. With 13 years of MRI experience under her belt and esteemed certifications in MR safety, Kellye shares invaluable insights into the world of radiology and the technological leaps it has made. From her personal journey through x-ray school to her specialization in MRI, Kellye articulates the transformative pathways and the enhanced job prospects within the field.
As MRI safety takes center stage, Kellye advocates for the preventability of mishaps and underscores the sharing of expertise for safeguarding patients. The duo delves into the intricate details that distinguish MRI from other imaging modalities, stressing the exigency of comprehensive training for those entering this specialty.
In a riveting exploration of the MRI's four zones and the meticulous safety protocols intrinsic to Level 1 trauma centers, they lay bare the life-saving significance of stringent access controls and emergency procedures. Badge security systems, ferromagnetic detection, and adherence to ACR's robust standards form the backbone of a safe MRI environment—vital knowledge for every radiology professional.
This episode doesn't shy away from tough topics, such as the risk of MRI burns, the hazards hidden in everyday clothing, and the need for rigorous safety systems. With discussions on cutting-edge technology like MRI projectile prevention systems, Chaundria and Kellye bring to light the importance of hands-on training.
Kellye champions the cause for formal certification and continuing education, painting a vivid picture of an MRI future shaped by innovations like remote scanning. Her dedication to MRI safety and education resounds throughout the conversation, making this episode a treasure trove for rad techs eager to advance their careers or anyone fascinated by the blend of healthcare and technology.
Don't miss out on a conversation that could reshape your understanding of radiology safety. Tune in, learn with us, and don't forget to leave a review for more insightful content in the coming episodes.
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1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Completed program in 1 year, focused on CT and MRI. (00:04:59)

3. Discussing MRI safety in the workplace and education. (00:06:16)

4. Protect team members from safety hazards and confusion. (00:11:43)

5. Following ACR best practices, dealt with bypassing. (00:13:00)

6. Ferromagnetic detection for patient and entry control. (00:18:32)

7. Ferromagnetic detection aligns with ACR recommendations. (00:20:09)

8. Policy change for MRI patient clothing recommended. (00:22:40)

9. Recommend formal training, study for MRSA certification. Apply knowledge in relevant environment for experience. (00:28:44)

10. Learn more about Kelly's MRI safety on LinkedIn. (00:30:46)