Computed Tomography Imaging
Certificate

Computed tomography (CT) is used to produce sectional images of the human body. The computed tomography imaging program is designed for practicing radiographers and students enrolled in the sophomore year of the radiography program to pursue advanced imaging education. Successful completion of program requirements will assist in fulfilling the requirements for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists’ national certification examination in computed tomography. Students enrolled in the computed tomography program are required to meet the same academic, physical and technical standards as students admitted to the radiography program. In addition, radiographers must possess a current CPR card and, if applicable, possess a current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification and appropriate state licensure.

Program Requirements                                        13 Credits
   RAD 212 Cross-Sectional Anatomy ................................. 3
   RAD 218 Principles of CT Imaging ................................ 4
   RAD 220 CT Imaging Practicum I .................................. 2
   RAD 220A CT Imaging Practicum II ................................ 2
   RAD 220B CT Imaging Practicum III ............................... 2
Certificate Requirement ............................................13