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Maria Cino

Sun. 7 Mar.10,
18:00
Writing the MRI Exam in Canada
Does anyone have experience writing the MRI Exam in Canada? I have a friend in the U.S. who is an MRI tech. He passed the exam with high marks in the U.S., but he can not pass the CAMRT exam in Canada. He has trouble with the multiple choice questions that the exam format is in. Does anyone have any experience with this? Any suggestions as to what he can do? Thanks.
Lorry MacDonald

Sun. 6 Nov.11,
18:25
 Hello: The exam is 60% scenario based with emphasis on critical thinking questions related to clinical experience. The format has changed to one four hour 200 question exam which makes it even more difficult for students. The pass grade averages around 70%. The questions are cross referenced to books listed on the CAMRT book guide for MRI which is found on their website. There is also an exam blueprint and competency profile for students to use during studying. Hope this helps. You can contact CAMRT for more information.
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