Computed Tomography (CT)

Visualize What Others Can’t See

Computed Tomography (CT) technologists use advanced scan equipment to help doctors find and monitor illnesses. These scans create clear, detailed pictures of the inside of the human body and play an important part in modern patient care.

The CT certificate takes 16 weeks to finish. It is built for licensed imaging professionals who want to learn a high-demand specialty. If you already work as a radiologic technologist, nuclear medicine technologist, or ultrasound technologist, this program helps you move your medical career forward.

What You Will Learn

Students in the CT program build practical skills with modern imaging tools through classroom study and clinical practice. Coursework covers several key subjects.

  • Cross-sectional anatomy
  • Scan protocols and patient positioning
  • Patient care and safety steps
  • Contrast administration
  • Quality checks and equipment operation
  • Emergency and trauma imaging skills
  • Clear communication and medical ethics
  • Preparation to sit for the ARRT certification exam in Computed Tomography

Students also complete clinical shifts in local clinics and hospitals. You will practice real scans alongside experienced technologists and physicians.

Career Opportunities

Hospitals and clinics need skilled CT technologists every day. Graduates are ready to work in many healthcare environments.

  • Hospitals
  • Outpatient imaging centers
  • Emergency care centers
  • Specialty medical clinics
  • Research facilities

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Coming Soon

We are currently preparing our Magnetic Resonance Imaging certificate program. This upcoming 16-week course will train licensed imaging professionals in MRI safety, scan protocols, and clinical techniques to prepare for the ARRT exam in Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Check back soon for course dates and registration details.

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