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| Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. offers a variety of e.learnings and e.classes through Siemens Medical Academy . If you are a registered user, please click on the offering title below to access Siemens Medical Academy, log in with your username and password, and register for the offering. Class Schedule To view a complete listing of all our virtual education class offerings including course names, IDs, and dates , please click here[37 KB]. If you need assistance or have any questions, please contact virtual.education.med@siemens.com. |
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An e.learning is a self-paced online learning which is approximately one hour in duration. Our comprehensive portfolio includes a variety of Category A accredited e.learnings for all experience levels (beginners to advanced) depending on your needs. It is a convenient way to receive continuing education credits, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, when, where, and how you need it. 
An e.class is a Category A accredited virtual instructor-led online class which is 60-90 minutes in duration. In an interactive virtual classroom environment you will receive high-quality training delivered by an experienced Siemens Clinical Education Specialist. e.learnings
| Advanced Neuro Imaging in MRI (Course ID: 00204683) |
| Course Description: This e.learning will discuss the topic of advanced neuro imaging, which includes a large variety of MR imaging techniques. The pulse sequences associated with these techniques and the theory behind some of these procedures will also be discussed. |
| Assessing IQ and Troubleshooting Artifacts in MRI (Course ID: 00204488) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course will help MR technologists recognize common artifacts and possible solutions. Technologists will gain troubleshooting insights which will lead to performance improvements and impact image quality in a positive way. |
| Breast MRI: General Imaging (Course ID: 00205054) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course is designed to provide information on the clinical indications and the new recommendations for breast MR imaging. Also discussed will be the different breast coils that are available, how to prep and position the patient, technical considerations for breast MRI, as well as body STIR imaging for cancer staging. Post-processing methods of breast MR data and the various Computer-Assisted Detection (CAD) workstations will also be discussed. |
| Cardiac A&P and ECG Lead Placement (Course ID: 00207755) Course Description: This e.learning is designed for the technologist who wants to learn cardiac anatomy and physiology, as well as an in depth look at ECG leads, strips, waveforms, and much more. |
| A Basic Introduction to Cardiac MR (Course ID: C17864) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course is a basic introduction to cardiac MR imaging and will show the heart being viewed from numerous angles in order to demonstrate its anatomy and function. |
| Functional Imaging in Musculoskeletal MRI Imaging (Course ID: 00227231) |
| Course Description: This e.learning will enhance your knowledge in new developments with 3T imaging as they considerably changed “routine” orthopedic MRI enabling better, faster diagnosis. Early detection of cartilage degeneration and monitoring of repair procedures are now possible. A discussion of the various new ideas to complement MSK imaging will be presented. Getting Ahead with MR Neuro Imaging (Course ID: 00244307) Course Description: This session will provide technologists with an overview of basic positioning tips for neuroimaging. A review of advanced imaging techniques will also be covered, along with how these techniques can be used to improve workflow or patient diagnosis. Getting to the Heart of Cardiac MR (Course ID: 00244359) Course Description: This session will provide a basic understanding of cardiac anatomy and imaging techniques for technologists who have little to no experience with cardiac MR. Proper gating techniques will be discussed, as well as the terminology associated with cardiac imaging. A review of how ARGUS is used for flow and function measurements will also be covered. |
| How to Utilize the Camtasia Tool to Create, Edit and Export Application Video Files (Course ID: 00227233) |
| Course Description: The Camtasia Recorder and Player is an underutilized feature on the syngo MR software application and is a powerful tool that can be used for training and marketing purposes. A demonstration on how to create a Camtasia recording will be provided and suggestions for usage will be explored. |
| Improving Patient Satisfaction (Course ID: 00219545) Course Description: This e.learning for imaging technologists addresses professional ethics specific to radiology services in the hospital setting. The content focus is on consumer identification along with clarification of consumer needs and expectations in this area of healthcare. Particular attention is given to the radiological technologist's role in communication, protocols, patient confidentiality, image quality, and professionalism. |
| Improving Workflow and Operational Efficiency on MAGNETOM Systems (Course ID: 00227265) |
| Course Description: This presentation will focus on the Siemens related MR sequences and software options available that will improve workflow and efficiency. Incorporation and practical applications of the features will be discussed. |
| Innovations of B17 Software (Course ID: 00244356) Course Description: This session will provide technologists with information related to the new software features available with B17. There are improved workflow changes available with the software upgrade that will impact routine imaging from a technologist's perspective. Newly available software options and coils will also be discussed. |
| Intraoperative MRI (Course ID: 00227267) |
| Course Description: This presentation will involve a discussion of the intra-operative MRI (I-MRI) procedure with a focus on its complexity, challenges, and advantages. In addition, best-practice sharing on development of policy and procedures, room safety, and patient case load will be reviewed. |
| MR Imaging at 3T (Course ID: 00205004) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course will help MR technologists understand 3T, and also be familiar with the factors that are clinically relevant to consider with MR imaging at 3T. |
| MR Angiography Imaging Techniques (Course ID: 00244341) Course Description: This session will provide participants with an understanding of the various MR techniques for angiography imaging, along with the benefits and disadvantages that each technique brings. A review of parameters and how artifacts can be reduced will also be discussed. |
| MR Breast Implant Imaging (Course ID: 00205057) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course will provide the technologist with information to discuss the common sequences and techniques used for breast implant MR imaging. Technologists will be able to determine the type of implant (silicone or saline); recognize the frequency peaks of silicone, saline, fat, and water; and learn troubleshooting techniques for silicone and saline implant imaging. Case studies that apply the various MR techniques and demonstrate normal and abnormal pathologies will also be reviewed. |
| MR Image Quality (Course ID: 00248254) Course Description: Good MR image quality depends on many key parameters. Clinical applications of specific sequences available on MAGNETOM® systems will be discussed, along with a basic explanation of MR physics, which will assist the MR imaging specialist in diagnosing image quality issues that stem from improper parameter selections. |
| MR Imaging in Oncology (Course ID: 00204995) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course is designed so that the user will understand the emerging role that MR has for oncology in guiding the direction of treatment decisions and delivery. The various types of diagnostic imaging sequences as well as functional, biological, and available advanced imaging techniques will be discussed. Students will also understand MR’s role in therapeutic imaging and the various diagnostic equipment and post processing software that can be utilized. |
| Orthopedic MR Imaging (Course ID: 00205056) |
| Course Description: This e.learning activity is designed to provide an introduction to orthopedic MR imaging. A discussion on the technical considerations include fat suppression techniques, parallel acquisition techniques, sequence parameter choices, 3D imaging and multi-planar reconstruction (MPR) will be covered. |
| Siemens 3T Imaging Techniques and Applications (Course ID: 00227266) |
| Course Description: This presentation will discuss 3T physics and new MR techniques including SWI, BLADE, ASL, SPACE, t1-Flair, and body diffusion. Techniques in developing and improving 3T protocols will also be presented. |
| Siemens Spectroscopy (Course ID: 00205317) Course Description: This e.learning is designed to introduce the basic concepts, techniques and clinical considerations of MR spectroscopy. A review of the exam and post-processing interface for the Siemens MAGNETOM® systems will be presented. A discussion of clinical neuro applications, prostate applications of 1H spectroscopy as well as a review of several case studies will be included. |
| Specific Absorption Rate in MR (Course ID: 00205220) Course Description: This e.learning is designed for MR technologists who need to become more familiar with SAR. SAR will be defined and this material will cover the guidelines of SAR, how SAR is calculated, units of measurement, and how to reduce SAR. |
| Staying Ahead of the Game with Clinical Education (Course ID: 00227280) |
| Course Description: Innovative and advancing technologies are crucial to mastering the challenges of the future. With the increase in demand for healthcare, there is a tremendous need for new technologies to drive a more preventive approach to disease management, earlier diagnosis and intervention, and integrated information technology. |
| syngo® Basics (Course ID: 00205224) Course Description: This e.learning will provide training including the basic functionality of the patient browser, viewing and filming card. This also offers featured training on specific CT application options. |
| syngo® MR Cardiac Part I - Triggering (Course ID: 00223113) Course Description: This e.learning will provide you with the background information you need to understand cardiac triggering and proper use for MR imaging techniques used in common practice. Additionally, it will help to familiarize you with the cardiac-specific aspects of the MAGNETOM® syngo MR software which will help you to produce excellent examinations for a wide variety of patients. |
| syngo® MR Cardiac Part II - Anatomy and Localization (Course ID: 00223147) Course Description: This e.learning will provide you with the background information you need to understand MR Cardiac anatomy, physiology and localization of cardiac structures. Additionally, it will help to familiarize you with the cardiac-specific aspects of the MAGNETOM® syngo MR software which will help you to produce excellent examinations for a wide variety of patients. |
| syngo® MR Cardiac Part IV - Function Imaging (Course ID: 00223149) Course Description: This e.learning will provide you with the background information you need to understand function imaging of CMR techniques used in common practice. Additionally, this presentation will help to familiarize you with the cardiac-specific aspects of the MAGNETOM® syngo MR software which will help you to produce excellent examinations for a wide variety of patients. |
| syngo® MR Cardiac Part V - Flow Imaging (Course ID: 00223150) Course Description: This e.learning will provide you with the background information you need to understand Flow Imaging of CMR and the techniques used in common practice. Additionally, this presentation will help to familiarize you with the cardiac-specific aspects of the MAGNETOM® syngo MR software which will help you to produce excellent examinations for a wide variety of patients. |
| syngo® MR Cardiac Part III - Morphology (Course ID: 00223148) Course Description: This e.learning will provide you with the background information you need to understand CMR Morphology Imaging techniques used in common practice. Additionally, this presentation will help to familiarize you with the cardiac-specific aspects of the MAGNETOM® syngo MR software which will help you to produce excellent examinations for a wide variety of patients. |
| The Cardiovascular System (Course ID: 00207759) Course Description: This e.learning is designed to enhance the participant’s cardiac knowledge as it relates to heart disease. Concepts that are included are identification, diagnosis, and medical management of patients presenting with Acute Coronary Syndrome as well as clinical and hemodynamic signs of decompensation related to Acute Myocardial Infarction. |
| iPAT, Matrix Coils, and Tim® (Course ID: 00204709) |
| Course Description: This e.learning course is designed to provide information on the various ways to reduce scan time in conventional imaging, the advantages of parallel imaging techniques (PAT), the difference between the two reconstruction algorithms, and the parallel imaging techniques adopted by Siemens. |
| Tips and Tricks for MR Body Imaging (Course ID: 00244339) Course Description: This session will provide participants with an understanding of the MR applications for body imaging. A discussion of the various imaging techniques that are currently available and how these techniques can help improve workflow for facilities will be covered. |
| Women and Heart Disease (Course ID: 00207751) Course Description: This e.learning is designed for the imaging professional who would like to get more information about heart disease specifically relating to women, treatment options and prevention. |
| Women's Trends in Colorectal Cancer - A Female Perspective (Course ID: 00204521) Course Description: This e.learning will offer a basic disease overview including statistical information about colorectal cancer. Various treatment options, care issues, and research initiatives will also be discussed. |
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| MR Basic syngo® Session I of IV (Class ID: 00228684) Class Description: syngo Introduction Introduces the syngo MR imaging specialist with the interface and operating software implemented on the MAGNETOM MRI systems. Through the use of demonstrations, lecture, and hands-on labs using simulation consoles, participants will learn the basic principles and workflow of patient examinations. This session discusses the following topics: Patient registration, Patient Browser, and Viewing Task Card. MR Basic syngo® Session II of IV (Class ID: 00228749) Class Description: Introduces the syngo MR imaging specialist with the interface and operating software implemented on the MAGNETOM MRI systems. Through the use of demonstrations, lecture, and hands-on labs using simulation consoles, participants will learn the basic principles and workflow of patient examinations. This session discusses the following topics: 3D Task Card, Filming Task Card, and Composing Task Card. MR Basic syngo® Session III of IV (Class ID: 00228757) Class Description: Introduces the syngo MR imaging specialist with the interface and operating software implemented on the MAGNETOM MRI systems. Through the use of demonstrations, lecture, and hands-on labs using simulation consoles, participants will learn the basic principles and workflow of patient examinations. This session discusses the following topics: Exam Task Card, Examination workflow. MR Basic syngo® Session IV of IV (Class ID: 00228765) Class Description: Introduces the syngo MR imaging specialist with the interface and operating software implemented on the MAGNETOM MRI systems. Through the use of demonstrations, lecture, and hands-on labs using simulation consoles, participants will learn the basic principles and workflow of patient examinations. This session discusses the following topics: Exam Explorer, Examination workflow. |
| syngo® MR Advanced Neuro 3D (Class ID: 00219606) Class Description: This virtual instructor-led e.class is designed so that the participants will be introduced to the syngo MR Advanced Neuro 3D task card and post-processing functions for Functional MRI (fMRI), Blood Oxygen Level Dependent (BOLD) imaging, and Diffusion Tensor Imaging applications. The step-by-step process for these applications will be covered and the learner will have the opportunity for virtual hands-on instruction. syngo® MR Spectroscopy (Class ID: 00223106) Class Description: This virtual instructor-led e.class presents the Siemens syngo MR Spectroscopy post-processing software. Automatic post-processing of single voxel (SVS) and multi-voxel (CSI) spectroscopy is covered. Attendees will also be introduced to interactive post-processing of spectroscopy data. |
| syngo® MR Siemens Sequence (Class ID: 00223105) Class Description: This virtual instructor-led e.class reviews the Siemens specific syngo MR sequences currently available on the MAGNETOM® systems. Specialized gradient echo, 3D, SWI (Susceptibility Weighted Imaging) and BLADE sequences will be discussed. Applications for each sequence will be presented along with a description of the sequence and parameter specifics. The information presented can be used to improve and enhance routine clinical MR imaging. syngo® MR Exam Explorer (Class ID: 00223102) Class Description: This virtual instructor-led e.class reviews the Siemens syngo MR Exam Explorer where scanning protocols are stored, built and optimized. Protocol organization and workflow optimization will be discussed. Printing protocols as PDF on media or paper printer will be presented. The information presented can be used to improve and enhance routine clinical MR imaging. |
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