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Gregory Neal Grice

Wed. 27 May.09,
16:56

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  Category: 
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Seeking Employment
Dear MRI techs & managers around the world,

I am writing to this board with a rather unusual tale to tale. I am looking for a job as an entry-level MRI technologist. What makes my situation unusual is that I did something kind of dumb after graduating the Sonoma College associates degree program in MRI Technology (graduated 1994, 4.0 gpa). I worked for about one year as a tech, and then I got a wild idea and moved to China. Then I moved to Thailand. There I met my Wife and we had a Beautiful Baby Daughter. ☺ These girls are the Love of my Life and the reason I am addressing this board. As many of you know, one’s priorities change when one gets married and/or has offspring. My priorities are now to support and provide them with a decent lifestyle and to do what I can to ensure my daughter receives a high quality education.

To do this I feel I must return to MRI. I also just want to return to MRI for my own personal fulfillment. I am very interested in MRI and love working as a tech. I feel accomplished when I am sitting there performing a scan and I get a great deal of satisfaction from helping people who need help. I am a good tech, I care about patients, I learn fast and I have a strong work ethic. I just need a chance, which I understand is asking a lot, because I had my first chance, and then I threw it away to go on some sort of fantasy fulfillment of traveling around Asia. I do not regret it though. I met the love of my life; my wife, Noi, and together we had the most beautiful, smart, healthy daughter, Megan, whom truly blesses our lives. I also grew as a person, and am now ready to shoulder the responsibility of caring for them in a proper manner.

I am a born & bred citizen of the USA. I am ready, willing and able to work anywhere at anytime. I am not an RT. I will pursue ARMRIT certification as soon as I begin working as a tech or sooner if I am able to sit the test. I am venipuncture certified and CPR current. I did return twice from Asia and worked per diem as a tech for a few months each time. I have operated the GE 1.5t and a Siemens open unit.

Thank you for listening to my story.

Gregory

griceg@gmail.com
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Will B

Thu. 21 May.09,
19:35

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Recommended Reading
Hello,

I'm actually a computer programming who works on CT software. I'd like to know more about the MRI process from the point of view of technologists. I've read plenty of things about the (basic) physics of the scan, but not much about the standard procedure for the performing of a study.

Any books titles or links are greatly appreciated!

Will
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jason kijek

Mon. 4 May.09,
17:25

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How to setup a MRI room? + questions
I'm planning to purchase a used 1.0-1.5T MRI and I had a few questions.

From what I gather, I need a 480V line, correct? The unit 1.5T takes about 150amps. Does it suck all that power 24x7, or when it's on? If not all the time then how much when it's on standby?

What kind of cooling would I need? From what I read a helium? gas setup? What about A/C? how strong would I need?

What about the room. What size does it have to be? does it need any special insulation?

And are there any companies in Europe what can design and build a room for it?
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Ihor Tur

Sat. 2 May.09,
16:39

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Which MRI machine to buy?
Hi,

I am planning my own MRI business, but I do not know the machine of what company and model is good enough to buy, regarding to reliability, producibility ext., can somebody give me advice how to start, please?

Ihor
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Jeanna Wambles

Wed. 22 Apr.09,
11:35

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Basics and Physics

 
Regisrty Review
I'm looking for the Medical Imaging Consultant study guide. If anyone has one that would like to get rid of or know where i can get one at discount price please let me know. Also any suggestions of other books would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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