
CHICAGO — September 22, 2026 —AIRS Medical, a global leader in AI-powered medical imaging solutions, today announced the appointment of Paige Burkhardt, MSRS, RRA, RT(R)(MR), as Clinical Solutions Consultant. Burkhardt brings more than 20 years of medical imaging experience, including nearly two decades as an MRI technologist and five years as a Registered Radiologist Assistant (RRA).
In her new role, Burkhardt will support AIRS Medical’s expanding MRI portfolio, helping enterprise imaging organizations translate advanced AI capabilities into scalable clinical practice. Her work will span SwiftMR, AIRS Medical’s flagship AI-powered MRI enhancement solution, and SwiftSight Brain, supporting greater performance, consistency, and quantitative insight across multi-site, heterogeneous MRI environments.
“Paige brings a rare combination of deep MRI expertise, clinical understanding, and hands-on experience implementing advanced imaging technology,” said Jina Park, Chief Strategy Officer at AIRS Medical. “As AIRS Medical moves into its next phase of growth, our ability to help customers scale innovation across complex MRI networks will be increasingly important. Paige understands what it takes to move technology from evaluation to clinical adoption, and that experience will be invaluable as we expand our portfolio and deepen our enterprise partnerships.”
Paige has built her career across clinical imaging, specialty MRI programs, technology implementation, and customer support. She has led clinical implementations and worked directly with imaging teams to integrate new technologies into established workflows.
She also contributed to the clinical piloting and commercialization of clinical AI solutions at Siemens Healthineers, gaining experience translating complex product capabilities into practical clinical applications and customer value. Her experience extends into veterinary imaging, including ownership and operation of an equine MRI clinic and consulting in small-animal MRI.
At AIRS Medical, she will work across clinical, product, sales engineering, and commercial teams to support customer evaluation, implementation, education, and adoption—helping ensure that new capabilities translate into measurable clinical and operational value as they scale across imaging organizations.
“The next phase of MRI innovation will be defined not simply by producing better images, but by creating consistent, actionable information that can be trusted across scanners, sites, and over time,” said Burkhardt. “SwiftMR has established a foundation for improving MRI performance across diverse fleets, and SwiftSight is extending that foundation into quantitative and longitudinal intelligence. I look forward to helping imaging organizations put those capabilities into practice as AIRS Medical continues to shape what comes next in MRI.”