I am getting ready to take my MRI registry

I would suggest the Faulkner/Roth book of MR registry test questions. There are several hundred questions.

I am planning to take the test also. I have atleast 11 yrs in MRI as a Technologist. I am using a book called Magnetic Resonance Imaging physical and biological principles by Steward C Bushong. And a Question book by Gregory L Wheeler, Kathryn E Withers. Lippencott's . Mag. Res. Imaging Review.
If you have gotten this far, you should know your Cross section Anatomy already.Pt. care etc.Good luck .Please reply

MsTech22 in South Elgin, Illinois said: I feel like I am prepared to take my MRI boards, but I was just wondering if anyone knows of any other tools that I can use to test myself before I take my registry? I am looking for something like a mock registry that is relatively cheap, but still a quality exam.

I just studied "MRI IN Practice" and LIPPINCOTS guide and did fine. I did read mri in practice about 5x each chapter. good luck, wasn't too bad

You seem to be ready. All you need is some CONFIDENCE...........GO FOR IT. Or maybe you just dont understand the theory. You are the only one who can KNOW. Dont spend any more money. All the material you used are super. Good luck

i AM STILL STUDING THIS WEEK END 4TH OF JULY FOR THE MRI REGISTRY.YOU SOUND LIKE YOU ARE READY JUST BE POSITIVE. I KNOW, THAT IS EASY FOR ME TO SAY! GOOD LUCK. LET ME KNOW HOW YOU DO.
MY EMAIL: REDTRUCKSTOP@YAHOO.COM

Don't bother with Bushong, his wording and explainations are terrible. Step by Step MRI by reddy and Prasad is good. So is MRI in Practice. As for review questions I cannot think of the titles right now because I am at work but the black and yellow one is always exceptionally great for boards, they say that one is the closest that the real ones resemble and a light greenish blue and salmon colored one is also good.

i an the author of mri in practice. i offer on-line courses in mri and ct as well as weekend registry reveiw programs . feel free to visit our website www.imaginged.com for more information
thanks
candi

where do you take your mri boards in tampa

Hey we are looking for an MRI tech in st pete. email laflaherty@pol.net

I took my mri exam board twice and I miss it by just 5 points the first time time and 3 points the second time. now I have my third and last chance I want to know if there is any moc board out there that I can take. i try MIC but I guess i still don't know enough. if anyone can help that would be great.

you should really go to a weekend registry review course. i offer one in november, Nw forums has one in januray, faulkner offers one... i am sure this will help... it appears that the MIC thingy is not exactly on the money when it comes to the boards... you can email me directly for more info candi@imaginged.com

WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE MIC COURSE IS ? I HAVE HAD SOME PEOPLE TELL ME IT IS GOOD AND OTHERS TELL ME IT IS EXTREMELY HARD JUST WANTED SOME FEED BACK CAUSE IM AM ABOUT TO BUY THE BOOKS

lisa in Saint Petersburg, Florida said: Hey we are looking for an MRI tech in st pete. email laflaherty@pol.net

are you willing to train?

DON'T BUY IT. I bought it. Really disappointed in the entire process. I did everything they told me to do. When the time for me to get the CEU's, THEY said I would not get them because I did not get 100 % on the Tests.
IT is A LOT OF BULL.
I want them to see this. If I tell 10 people, those 10 tell 10 each and so on and so on. It really adds up. They need to get in touch with me For DAMAGE CONTROL.

jennifer in Tampa, Florida said: where did you get your training in tampa?

I CROSS TRAINED AT WORK. BUT I DO THINK THAT THERE ARE CLASSES AT ST PETE COLLEGE

I took my board back in December 16.I can tell you it's very had no lies, but if you study hard you can do. the main idea Do not study the MIC only. use other things along with like the cd that you got from your school regestry review, there is a book caplan made MRI test questions only. take as many test as you can before seating for your board and you will past.
good luck

Thanks for the info I have read the MIC and bought both registry review study questions Lipincott and Westbrook- Falkner. Am planning on attending the Falkner week seminar in April. I am hoping that should be adequate. I am planning on moving to Florida in April if there are any jobs let me know I am a CT-MRI tech, for now registered in CT only.

Please be careful. There aren't any jobs in Florida. Especially in Florida. 2 wks ago, There were only 5 medical jobs in the Tampa Tribune. Unbelievable. This is A RIGHT TO WORK STATE you Know!
means that THEY CAN FIRE YOU AT WILL AND WITHOUT CAUSE. You Scratch your ass ....YOURE FIRED!!!!!!!

take a course... books are great, but without a lvie course youa re very likely to get confused... come to mine www.imaginged.com , go t faulker's t2star.com go somewhere else... but take a course.. i promise it will help. carolyn kaut roth (also known as candi)

jennifer
i'm doing a course in fort myers this spring.. not too far from tampa... you can attend all or part of the course www.imaginged.com

Tina Archer in Millington, Tennessee said: Thanks for the info I have read the MIC and bought both registry review study questions Lipincott and Westbrook- Falkner. Am planning on attending the Falkner week seminar in April. I am hoping that should be adequate. I am planning on moving to Florida in April if there are any jobs let me know I am a CT-MRI tech, for now registered in CT only.

Hi Tina. I am a CT/MRI TECH. Some as you, CT registered, will be in MRI soon. FL truly stinks, as far as Jobs. Too many schools not enough positions. Salaries are low. I left that God forsaken state and moved to MA. My salary doubled, and I worked much less. I hated the cold weather, otherwise, I would have stayed. Best of luck to You.
Joe

well if you have hospital experience you may have a better luck than me. I took my board about a month 1/2 ago. I am still looking for job. I have been an X-ray tech for 9 years. so you see things are very hard in Florida now. well it's all depends on where live also. best luck.

MICHELLE in Tampa, Florida said: WANTED TO KNOW HOW THE MIC COURSE IS ? I HAVE HAD SOME PEOPLE TELL ME IT IS GOOD AND OTHERS TELL ME IT IS EXTREMELY HARD JUST WANTED SOME FEED BACK CAUSE IM AM ABOUT TO BUY THE BOOKS

Michelle: I bought the MIC course for the CEU's but am now re-reading it with the goal of sitting for the boards by June, 2010. MIC has a 97% pass rate if you take the test within 6 mths of reading. I also have MRI in Practice and Review Questions for MRI by Carolyn Kaut and Bill Faulkner. I consider myself of above average intelligence BUT The physics is boring. What I NEED which I can not find ANYWHERE is an interactive CD/DVD as i am high-energy and have Adult ADD. I scan in a high-voume outpatient facility and I LOVE MRI and find it very interesting.....IF ANYBODY KNOWS OF SUCH A CD/DVD THAT HAS NOTHING BUT REPETITIVE PRACTICE QUESTIONS, PLEASE ADVISE!! THANKS! Maureen at the Jersey Shore.

Bill Faulkner & I (carolyn Kaut roth - aka Candi) have a full course in MRI that is available on-line and on-demand. you can find these video lectures by visitng out website www.imaginged.com. or you can email me directly...thanks, candi

MIC is a very good course program. it is also true if you do not pass they and you did fallow their instruction correctly they will give your money back. but that is not the only important thing you want to be psychological ready for the test. like i tell everyone who is going to take the test take as many practice test as you can. do not rely on one source only use multiple source alone with MIC and you will succeed. good luck.

Does anybody know how to pass the Canadian MRI Registry? I passed the american registry which appeared to be easy compared to the monster test of Canada.Twice i have failed the canadian registry...I need mock exams. If anybody got anything please email me at; ervin19@hotmail.com

Candi Roth in Cape May, New Jersey said: Bill Faulkner & I (carolyn Kaut roth - aka Candi) have a full course in MRI that is available on-line and on-demand. you can find these video lectures by visitng out website www.imaginged.com . or you can email me directly...thanks, candi

THANKS CANDI, I am attending your weekend review in May in Berwyn. I saw the online course too but the total cost was holding me back....at this point however, I will consider it an option if I do not pass on my first attempt. HOWEVER, do you have PASS/FAIL stats if your online course is used say like 97% MIC claimed??? THANKS...see you in May.....it is very hard to study for this with working full time and other life responsibilities! :(

Mark in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida said: MIC is a very good course program. it is also true if you do not pass they and you did fallow their instruction correctly they will give your money back. but that is not the only important thing you want to be psychological ready for the test. like i tell everyone who is going to take the test take as many practice test as you can. do not rely on one source only use multiple source alone with MIC and you will succeed. good luck.

Mark...THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY....I passed the ARRT Radiography exam in one hour with a 96 but I spentthe ENTIRE week before it doing nothing but mcok exams 5 days that week. CAN YOU RECOMMEND a CD/DVD or any other practice tests you used besides MIC and Roth/Faulker questions? I want to use multiple sources....MIC questions ARE HARDEST!! THANKS

MRI Maureen in Bradley Beach, New Jersey said: THANKS CANDI, I am attending your weekend review in May in Berwyn. I saw the online course too but the total cost was holding me back....at this point however, I will consider it an option if I do not pass on my first attempt. HOWEVER, do you have PASS/FAIL stats if your online course is used say like 97% MIC claimed??? THANKS...see you in May.....it is very hard to study for this with working full time and other life responsibilities! :(

Thanks for your interest in our courseware. I see that you are attending the weekend registry review in May. As an attendee you will be given access to the video lecture of your choice. This IS listed in the course flyer, but we generally discuss this at the meeting. I recommend that an attendee wait until after they attend the course to make the selection... they can chose the topic that covers their weakness... for example if you find that you are weak in anatomy - you should chose anatomy video, if you are weak in physics - you should chose physics... and so on. we will discuss the particulars (how to chose the topic and how to get the video enabled, etc) at the weekend course. I hope that you find this information useful. If you would like to email me direction feel free to email candi@imaginged.com. See you in May!

errol s in Tampa, Florida said: You seem to be ready. All you need is some CONFIDENCE...........GO FOR IT. Or maybe you just dont understand the theory. You are the only one who can KNOW. Dont spend any more money. All the material you used are super. Good luck

If you do not feel confident, it might no be a bad idea to attend a live course... Bill Faulkenr does a one week in Chattanooga and I do weekend courses in the Phila area, and i have a weekend in May in Fort Myers... A live course will get you an over view of the material so that youscan see your strengths and weaknesses. Feel free to email me directly candi@imaginged.com or Faulkner@t2star.com

MRI Maureen in Belmar, New Jersey said: Michelle: I bought the MIC course for the CEU's but am now re-reading it with the goal of sitting for the boards by June, 2010. MIC has a 97% pass rate if you take the test within 6 mths of reading. I also have MRI in Practice and Review Questions for MRI by Carolyn Kaut and Bill Faulkner. I consider myself of above average intelligence BUT The physics is boring. What I NEED which I can not find ANYWHERE is an interactive CD/DVD as i am high-energy and have Adult ADD. I scan in a high-voume outpatient facility and I LOVE MRI and find it very interesting.....IF ANYBODY KNOWS OF SUCH A CD/DVD THAT HAS NOTHING BUT REPETITIVE PRACTICE QUESTIONS, PLEASE ADVISE!! THANKS! Maureen at the Jersey Shore.

FYI
We are having a weekend registry review in May outside phila. If you would like to attend, or if you need additional informaiton you can email me directly candi@imaginged.com or visit our website www.imaginged.com. Sometimes a 'live course' kinda puts the icing on the cake "so to speak". In my opinion, this type of course (a weekend review) will go over everything that is on the content specifications printed by the ARRT, and therefore what could potentially be asked on boards. This way you should go away from thw weekend knowing your strengths and weaknesses... this will give you a place to complete your studies... and take your boards in June! Good Luck!

Anybody that can help with prep courses for the Canadian registry? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Thx-Ervin

I failed my MR registry and now will reschedule for the next one. Is the SNAC practice test the same as the Yellow book Carol is offering?

Lukas in West Palm Beach, FL.....I have never used the SNAC practice tests but would LOVE to know what you studied to prepare for the exam.....HANG IN THERE....you will get it next time!! TXS, Maureen

don't worry about that you will do better next time. but you must review all questions. and you also need to buy mic review mri that is a great help. good luck.

where can we find practice registry type questions??

I currently live in Miami,Fl I am trying to move to Dayton,OH does anyone know how the job market is for MRI. I am a CNMT and trying to croos over and take my MRI registry to become more versitile when it come to the job market. Does anyone have any advice

Hello, CPADRON16,
My freind told me about a website wwww.mrireviewstore.com They have a mri review course on sale for $21.99
You might want to check it out.
Best of Luck
Fast Spin

I am taking my test Oct 26th & was wondering if anyone had any notes they might could e-mail me. I am willing to study anything I can get my hands on. I have read the MIC but I still dont feel like I am prepared. Thanks so much. If you email me put something about MRI in the subject so I dont delete it. etatum2@hotmail.com

Thank you so very much!
Emily

@ EmilyM03 I'm taking the MRI registry in December and also studying the MIC MRI registry review. Why are you not feeling prepared from the registry after finish MIC MRI registry review?

I have used MRI IN PRACTICE 3rd edition for the basics and LIPPINCOTT'S Magnetic resonance imaging review questions and post test by Greg L Wheeler and Kathryn E Withers.

Thanks and good luck to you.

Simply study hard!!! There is no substitute to hard work, it will never go to waste.

MRI physics in-depth understanding is a must in order to excel in this exam.

I just took my registry and passed. I studied the MRI in practice book and the MRI study guide for technologists. I also used the yellow Review Questions for MRI book. I read the MRI in practice book like 5 times over and over but trust me its worth it. After that, I went through MRI study guide for technologists multiple choice workbook and knew them with ease. For anatomy, the yellow book has all the anatomy you need to know. It was like a 2 or 3 month process. Studied every night. The MRI in practice book is logical. Read it over and over and over haha. MRI in practice is the way to go for sure! I'm posting this because I was looking for tips on this website before my test so I figured I would help out.

2 years experience

I highly recommend the book from MIC it is expensive but you get your money back if you do not pass your boards. This is all that i used after being crossedtrained and I passes my first time. It is also good for C.E credits also. Best of luck !

Does anyone know if there is a mri registry review course in San Diego,Ca?

jawinsd in San Diego, California said: Does anyone know if there is a mri registry review course in San Diego,Ca?

You may want to try Paul Worthington's MRI Registry Review webinar. It is a live course that covers the materials needed to pass the registry. Also, because it is live you can ask questions. Because it is a webinar you can attend from you home PC. The webinar starts next Saturday, October 15 (4hrs) then finishes up on the following Saturday October 22 (4 hrs). You can find more info at www.mtmi.net/webinars and look for the MRI Registry Review title.

Hi, does anyone have an mri questions they would like to share, so that I can use to pass the
mri exam for ARRT? If you mail to me I will mail back when done with material. I have several books
just need registry review questions to study from. Thanks from San Diego,Ca.

I went to school for MRI in 2006, but right after I finished I moved from PA to SC. I have been fighting to get near a magnet since coming down here. I am a registered Rad Tech, but my goal was to be a registered MR Tech. I didn't feel comfortable taking the registry in 2006 because I still felt like I needed more hands on experience to help me understand more of the physics. I struggled with the physics in school too.

I ended up losing my full time x-ray job, and everyone wants you to be registered to be hired as an MR tech, most even want experience. It is frustrating that no one will give you the chance to gain the experience, but instead they require experience before giving you the position. So due to all of that money is very tight now, and I want to start studying to take the registry now, but there are so many registry review courses and books out there I am unsure as to what will be worth spending the money on.

I hear good and bad on the MIC program, and I have noticed that they have a cross-trainer and a review program. I haven't scanned since 2006 when I finished my school program, so I am unsure if the cross-trainer would seem to basic or if the review program would seem to hard for me. Both programs are expensive.

I would love to go to a live review, but living in Myrtle Beach I don't think any come near my area.

Does anyone have any ideas on current registry review books, courses, or seminars that would be beneficial to me? Also, if anyone has any used MIC programs, or other registry review books let me know. It will be easier for me to afford used ones over new ones. I am not sure how frequently they change the registry so I am looking for the most up to date programs and books that I can find.

Thanks!

I noticed that several states require a state license. Does this mean that even though I am already ARRT registered I have to take an additional test for the State? Or is it something that you just pay the state to give you, and you renew it every 2 years?