Structured Clinical Rotations provide
Guided learning to build-on and/or supplement graduate education in medical imaging
- Hands -on training in comprehensive quality assurance and quality control
- Tools and experience with evaluation, site planning and acceptance testing of imaging equipment
- Involvement in clinical troubleshooting, participation in clinical work groups and interaction with clinical personnel
- Knowledge of regulatory requirements, and accreditation standards and guidance for imaging
- Perspectives on policy, procedure, utilization and monitoring for radiation (patient and occupational) including safety issues in MRI and therapeutic ultrasound
- Solid preparation for ABR certification exams
Professional Development Modules provide
- Exploration of professional topics and skills development for effective leadership, meeting facilitation, project management, teaching, and handling ethical or workplace challenges.
Clinical QI and Research Rotations provide
- Opportunity to grow your expertise to better provide Medical Physics 3.0 levels of clinical service
- Build your knowledge and skills to champion quality improvement and innovation in medical imaging
Sample schedule and breakdown of two-year program
