Health Sciences Radiologic Technology Sciences - California State University - Northridge

Health Sciences Radiologic Technology Sciences from California State University - Northridge is a Campus Bachelor Radiology degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The Radiologic Technology Sciences Option (RT) B.S. degree program prepares practitioners (radiologic technologists) to work with the patient and physician, performing a wide variety of diagnostic imaging procedures within the radiology (x-ray) department. The radiologic technologists must know the principles of anatomy, physiology, pathology, radiographic imaging, radiation safety, the operation of many types of x-ray and computerized equipment, the professional care and handling of patients and the management of a radiology department or division. The baccalaureate program provides a multicompetent practitioner for the diagnostic team. Program competencies include experiences with standard x-ray equipment, angiographic suites, computerized tomography (CT or CAT scan), magnetic resonance (MR), digital vascular imaging devices and mammography. The Radiologic Technology Sciences Option consists of 2 phases, the pre-professional and the professional phase. During the pre-professional portion, students complete the university General Education requirements and the Radiologic Technology Sciences Option prerequisites. Upon completion of the pre-professional phase, students become eligible to apply to the professional Radiologic Technology Sciences Option program which includes 2,600 hours of clinical-internship at affiliate Medical Centers. A limited number of clinical positions at these medical centers are available each year for students accepted into the professional phase. A separate application to the R. T. S. Program Selection Committee for clinical internship placement is due each January in the CSUN Health Sciences Department. Tours of clinical facilities must be arranged through the Health Sciences Department prior to interviews. See the Department for applications and information regarding selection criteria for the professional phase of the program. Please note that meeting prerequisite criteria DOES NOT guarantee placement into the professional program. Student Learning Outcomes of the Radiologic Technology Sciences Option Graduates of the Radiologic Technology Sciences Option shall demonstrate: 1. A mastery of basic and advanced medical imaging skills. 2. Advanced problem-solving, critical thinking and communication skills for improved patient care. 3. The ability to pass the state and national certification examinations. View more details on California State University - Northridge, CA . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Radiology courses.