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AboutKonxja

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Konxja Consulting is a part of the new business paradigm that consciously strives towards incorporating mindfulness and kindness in our business practices. We believe in business practices that promotes positive synergetic relationships.

Centering our values on the humanistic patient centered approach helps keep us focused on what’s important, the people. Moving from a place of integrity will always be the path that we take.

Konxja Consulting is dedicated to innovation and education. Whether it’s finding innovative solutions for anxious, claustrophobic MRI patients, creating alternatives techniques, complementing already established methods, developing new tools and techniques, or products we are committed to keeping the wheels of innovation turning. The sky is the limit!

Learn More About Our CEO/Founder

Selena Glenn, M.A. BSRT (MR) (R) ARRT: Selena Glenn M.A. BSRT (MR) (R) ARRT is a veteran MRI technologist, and leading expert in MRI patient care, consultant, a researcher, health and wellness coach and international speaker. Her core beliefs include incorporating mindfulness, integrative medicine, and a humanistic approach into patient care.

Her passions include reducing MRI patient anxiety, bringing safe health and wellness practices to medical imaging technologists and patients through education. Selena has been in medical imaging for 28 years and holds a master’s degree in health and wellness specializing in MRI patient care and complementary alternative medicine.

Additionally, she holds certifications in conflict resolution, customer service management and yoga instruction. She has spoken at the world’s largest radiology conferences, including RSNA (Radiologic Society of North America), ESR (European Society of Radiology), and JSRT (Japanese Society of Radiologic Technology). Selena’s ultimate goal is teaching technologists how to keep patients calm, reducing prematurely canceled exams so they can get better sooner, while taking care of themselves and reducing the stress of MRI scanning.