Pulse Radiology Institute | Media
In 2016, Neil Huber, the Founder and CEO of Pulse Radiology and Pulse Radiology Institute, revolutionized radiologic technologist education by launching the first online platform dedicated to advancing certifications through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (“ARRT”).
In 2020, Neil recognized a new opportunity helping passionate individuals outside the radiologic technologist field become skilled, confident MRI technologists. With the growing demand for MRI technologists and staffing challenges in the industry, Neil founded the first online Associate’s Degree American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists (“ARMRIT”) MRI School. This innovative program empowers professionals from all backgrounds to transition into a thriving career in MRI.
Pulse Radiology Institute: More Than ARMRIT Certification
At Pulse Radiology Institute, we are committed to providing the resources and education necessary to not only pass the ARMRIT Certification Examination but to be gainfully employed in the field. Through our media platform, we share valuable insights and career guidance and feature key figures shaping the future of MRI technology. The Pulse Radiology Institute media page is where we bring the conversations happening inside the MRI industry directly to you. Our podcast episodes cover everything from clinical training insights and career development strategies to interviews with working MRI technologists and nursing professionals who share what the day-to-day actually looks like. These are not scripted presentations. They are real discussions with real people navigating careers in diagnostic imaging and healthcare education. Each episode is available on YouTube so you can watch at your own pace, whether you are researching MRI programs, preparing for certification, or just trying to figure out if this career path is the right fit.
We hear from students who made the transition into MRI from completely unrelated fields, and we talk with experienced technologists about what they wish someone had told them before they started. That kind of perspective does not show up in a course catalog. Neil Huber and the PRI team also use this platform to break down changes in the industry that affect both new and experienced professionals. When accreditation standards shift, when new imaging technology enters the market, or when workforce trends start moving in a different direction, those conversations happen here first. The goal has always been to make MRI education and career development more accessible, and the media page is an extension of that mission. If you are a registered nurse exploring the RN to BSN pathway or someone considering a career change into MRI technology, these episodes offer a window into what your future could look like. Subscribe to the Pulse Radiology Institute YouTube channel to stay current with new releases and get notified when episodes go live. Follow us by clicking the social media accounts below as we pave the way for the next generation of MRI technologists!