Magnetic Resonance Imaging Certificate
A magnetic resonance imaging technologist uses magnets and radio waves, a knowledge of anatomy, and imaging principles to aid physicians in the diagnosis of disease, in monitoring patient progress, in controlled screenings to help prevent disease, or in research. Flanagan Campus only
Program Learning Outcomes
1. Be skilled in current MRI practices by demonstrating knowledge and skills in magnetic
resonance imaging and to prepare graduates to sit for the ARRT (American Registry
of Radiologic Technologists) examination in magnetic resonance imaging
2. Provide upward mobility and career ladder opportunities for Radiologic Technologists
3. Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively, verbally, orally, and in writing, with other healthcare personnel
4. Act as ethical and responsible members of the healthcare team
2. Provide upward mobility and career ladder opportunities for Radiologic Technologists
3. Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively, verbally, orally, and in writing, with other healthcare personnel
4. Act as ethical and responsible members of the healthcare team
Program & Course Descriptions
This is a part-time, two-semester program which is offered starting:
Fall semester at
Flanagan (Lincoln) campus Evening program
FROM THE CATALOG:
- General Policies for Health Sciences
- Program of Study Information
- Course Descriptions - for the most up-to-date information, see Available Courses
Helpful Links
- BLS Occupational Outlook - Radiography and MRI
- ARRT - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists