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Protocol setup & optimization
Organize and refine protocols for consistent day-to-day use on AIRIS II and AIRIS Elite 0.3T systems.
- Protocol organization
- Parameter review
- Workflow-focused adjustments
On-site applications support
Practical Open MRI training, at your console.
Help your technologists work more confidently with focused applications support for Hitachi AIRIS II and AIRIS Elite 0.3T open MRI systems.
Independent service for freestanding and owner-operated imaging facilities.
System focus
AIRIS IIOpen MRI
AIRIS Elite0.3T Open MRI
Since 2000
01System-specific support
02Hands-on instruction
03On-site at your facility
Focused support
Training grounded in the work your team does.
Each visit is shaped around your facility, equipment, and staff—from console fundamentals and protocol review to everyday operational questions.
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Coil overview & practical use
Strengthen coil selection and use for routine scanning.
- Coil identification
- Use-case discussion
- Practical workflow guidance
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Console operation
Build confidence with the console functions and exam flow used every day.
- Console orientation
- Exam workflow
- Operational questions
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Technologist support
Tailored on-site guidance for new staff, experienced technologists, and teams needing a refresher.
- New-staff orientation
- Refresher training
- Workflow coaching
Accreditation readiness
Prepare for ACR MRI accreditation with a clearer plan.
Support centers on protocol organization, image quality, team responsibilities, documentation, and submission planning for new applications and renewals.
Discuss accreditation readinessProtocol readiness
Review protocol organization against the facility's documented image-quality goals.
Clinical image preparation
Clarify image selection, internal review, and submission steps.
Team coordination
Clarify responsibilities among technologists, the supervising physician, and the qualified medical physicist.
Readiness action plan
Assign open items, responsibilities, documentation needs, and next steps.
Independent preparation support
The American College of Radiology is the accrediting organization and makes all accreditation decisions. Open MRI Training does not grant, certify, guarantee, or represent approval of ACR accreditation and is not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by, or endorsed by the ACR. View official ACR MRI accreditation information.
Meet your instructor
Reynaldo Torres Jr., R.T.(MR)(ARRT)
ARRT-registered MRI technologist · Open MRI applications trainer · Independent accreditation-readiness consultant
Reynaldo began his MRI career as a mobile MRI technologist. That field experience became the foundation for his work in leadership and applications training. He went on to specialize in Hitachi AIRIS II and AIRIS Elite 0.3T open MRI systems, providing instruction in protocol workflow, coil use, console operation, and day-to-day scanning practices.
His career has also included leadership roles as a manager, director of radiology, and chief technologist/supervisor. Through Open MRI Training, a service of I & A Technical Services, his approach is direct: meet the team at its current level, work at the console, and build repeatable practices staff can carry into daily operation.
Freestanding MRI facilities
Chiropractor-owned imaging facilities
Independent imaging business owners
Training is operational and applications-focused. It does not replace facility policies, manufacturer documentation, clinical judgment, required licensure, or safety training.
What to expect
A focused plan for your system and staff.
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Share your priorities
Tell Reynaldo your system model, staff experience, and most important questions.
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Define the visit
Turn those needs into a focused agenda with clear boundaries for the visit.
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Work at the console
Practice the agreed workflows on the system your staff uses every day.
Education programs
Practical knowledge your team can carry forward.
The first live pilot will address the operational issue facilities mention most: keeping protocol decisions consistent across the team.
Pilot in developmentLive pilot course
Protocol Workflow for Open MRI
Participants will review their current library, examine common parameter tradeoffs, and leave with a documented method for managing changes.
Ask about the pilot Course dates and pricing have not yet been announced.- 01Map the current library
Review how protocols are named, grouped, and used across the facility.
- 02Understand workflow tradeoffs
Discuss how common parameter choices relate to scan time, consistency, and image-quality goals.
- 03Standardize the change process
Define who may propose, review, approve, and record an update.
- 04Build an action list
Leave with prioritized next steps for the facility.
Additional courses on the roadmap
Development follows the protocol pilotConsole confidence
A structured refresher focused on navigation efficiency, case setup, and consistent handoffs.
- Screen flow and shortcuts
- Case setup habits
- Troubleshooting discussion
Coils in practice
Scenario-based discussions about selecting, positioning, and checking coils for common exams.
- Selection rationale
- Positioning considerations
- Artifact-prevention habits
This section is for interest gathering only; the website does not accept enrollment or payment. Planned programs are independent applications education and are not represented as manufacturer-authorized, professional certification, or approved continuing-education credit.
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Start a conversation
Tell Reynaldo where your team needs support.
Include your MRI model, facility location, and priority topics so he can recommend the most useful next step.