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Medical Imaging A.A.S. (Plan 21MI)

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Award Type

Associate in Applied Science A.A.S.

Catalog Description

The medical imaging program is a limited enrollment program with courses that are offered during the day in eight-week modules, alternating between the classroom and clinical education. Classes are offered through blended learning instruction. Students are required to meet the screening requirements in effect at the time of screening. Students who screen and are accepted into a limited enrollment program will be required to complete the curriculum that is in place at the time of entrance into the program. If students who screen are not granted admission, they must rescreen and satisfy all screening and curriculum requirements in place for a future program to start.

Once the program has been completed, students should be able to:

Goal 1- Students will use critical thinking skills Outcome 1: Students will calculate technical factors Outcome 2: Students will demonstrate their ability to modify routine procedures

Goal 2 – Students will be clinically competent Outcome 1: Students will differentiate between pathological processes Outcome 2: Students will modify exams based upon patient history, condition, or diversity of populations

Goal 3 – Students will be able to communicate Outcome 1: Students will compose accurate communication for fluoroscopy examinations Outcome 2: Students will demonstrate effective communication

Total Hours for Completion

66

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