Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Loma Linda University

Magnetic Resonance Imaging from Loma Linda University is a Campus Certificate Medicine degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Overview of Program Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists work in a highly specialized field operating sophisticated computerized equipment. They provide detailed cross-sectional images of the human body, assisting physicians with quality patient diagnosis and treatment. This is a full-time 6-month Magnetic Resonance Imaging Certificate program. The program involves two quarters winter and spring. It starts around the first of the year and ends around the middle of June. During the program students take formal coursework along with clinical instruction. It is a full-time program with no arrangements for part-time or evening status. Clinical sites are available, but we cannot guarantee a clinical site close to where you live. The program is full-time and involves 40 hours per week, which includes didactic and clinical experience. Clinical involves four (4), eight (8) hour days per week. Classes are scheduled for one day per week and may require the student to be on campus. We also offer a combined nine (9) month MRI/CT program. Program Outcomes 1. Be knowledgeable professionals in their field of study. 2. Demonstrate leadership and critical thinking in all areas of MRI scanning. 3. Behave with ethical standards as a professional MRI Technologist. 4. Positively interact and communicate with patients, department personnel, and professional staff. 5. Maintain skills and knowledge by interacting with fellow professionals, attending educational conferences, and staying current with changing technology. The MRI Student Profile Enthusiastic students interested in maintaining high standards of academics, clinical performance, and patient care. Technologists working in this field need a broad knowledge of human anatomy and computer skills. Transcripts should reflect strong grades in science and related courses. Detail-orientated and able to work under pressure with critical thinking and problem solving skills. The student should submit meaningful recommendations from prior teachers, work supervisors, or health professionals who are knowledgeable about the student's qualifications. We accept students who are completing a program in radiologic technology prior to the start of the program as long as they have their ARRT, CRT, and CPR by the program start date. View more details on Loma Linda University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Medicine courses.