Magnetic Resonance imaging (MRI) in patients (pts) with MRI-conditional cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED) remain a logistical issue for device programming during the scan. In current practice, a trained person needs to be physically present on-site to reprogram CIED pre- and post-MRI scan. This can cause delay in patient care, rescheduling of tests and increased manpower requirement. A novel remote programming (RP) algorithm can be utilized to reprogram the CIED remotely. We sought to explore the feasibility and safety of RP of CIED’s in pts with MRI conditional devices undergoing an MRI scan. We implemented the Medtronic CIED RP software at our institution after ensuring HIPAA compliance. The MRI technician started the session by contacting an off-site remote operator and placing a programmer wand from 2090 Medtronic programmer over the device. The remote operator logged into a remote access software (BomgarTM) and provided a unique access code to the MRI technician. Once the access code was entered into the programmer, the remote operator was able to reprogram the device as needed. We conducted a periodic audit of the first 50 pts who underwent RP with this software pre- and post- MRI. Outcomes analyzed were safety parameters during RP. Of the 50 MRI scans, 17 were emergent and 33 elective. There were no connectivity and programming problems or need for MRI rescheduling. In-person reprogramming was not required for any pt. All scans were completed safely in a timely manner, and there were no reports of CIED malfunction. Remote programming of CIED’s for MRI scans is a safe and effective strategy even if required emergently.