CT and MRI (Coming Soon)
Visualize What Others Can’t See
Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technologists are healthcare professionals trained to use advanced imaging equipment to assist physicians in diagnosing and monitoring disease. These non-invasive scans provide highly detailed images of the human body and are essential tools in modern medical care.
The CT and MRI certificate programs are individual certificates, each designed to be completed in 16 weeks. The CT and MRI certificate program is designed for credentialed imaging professionals seeking to specialize in these high-demand modalities. If you’re a registered radiologic technologist, nuclear medicine technologist, or ultrasound technologist looking to advance your career and make a deeper impact on patient care, CFCC’s CT/MRI programs can help you get there.
What You’ll Learn
Through academic and clinical studies, students in CFCC’s CT and MRI programs will gain in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience with state-of-the-art imaging technologies. Coursework includes:
- Cross-sectional anatomy
- Imaging protocols and positioning
- Patient care and safety procedures
- Contrast media administration
- Quality assurance and equipment operation
- Emergency and trauma imaging techniques
- Professional communication and ethical practices
- Graduates fulfilling requirements for Computed Tomography may be eligible to sit for the ARRT exam for Computed Tomography
- Graduates fulfilling the requirements for Magnetic Resonance Imaging may be eligible to sit for the ARRT exam for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Students will also complete clinical rotations in real-world healthcare settings, where they will perform imaging studies under the guidance of experienced technologists and radiologists.
Career Opportunities
The demand for CT and MRI technologists continues to grow as diagnostic imaging becomes increasingly essential in patient care. Graduates of the CT and MRI certificate programs are prepared to work in a variety of healthcare environments, including:
- Hospitals
- Outpatient imaging centers
- Emergency care facilities
- Specialty clinics
- Research institutions
