MRI for MRI Radiographers

Nov 16th, 2016Nov 17th, 2016
Bristol, --
GB
https://www.jcaseminars.com
Phone:01485 210687
This is a two-day course designed specifically for an audience of radiographers, tackling issues you face on a daily basis. Topics will include image optimization, MRI safety, service efficiency, and coping with the challenges of service delivery.
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