Students participate in the Radiologic Technology curriculum for the first two years.
The magnetic resonance imaging component offers intensive study and practice in MRI, including patient care procedures, pathophysiology, physics, sectional anatomy, and instrumentation. Students become acquainted with imaging equipment, study quality assurance, and participate in supervised clinical education in radiography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Upon completing the program, graduates are eligible to apply for the national certification exams in radiography and magnetic resonance imaging.
Students typically apply to this three-year program during their first year and begin it in fall of their sophomore year.