Master the physics, procedures and pathology behind computed tomography (CT), the most-used imaging modality in urgent diagnosis. Through 12 ARRT-approved credits, you’ll learn image acquisition, contrast and perfusion CT, radiation dose reduction and advanced CT technology, satisfying the structured education requirement for post-primary CT certification.
| Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| RADS 371 | Physics and Instrumentation of CT | 3 Credits |
| RADS 372 | CT Imaging Procedures | 3 Credits |
| RADS 373 | CT Pathology and Case Studies | 3 Credits |
| RADS 420 | Advanced Procedures and Technology in CT | 3 Credits |
Dual Enroll for Advanced CT Clinical Education
CT track students can dual enroll in the Advanced Imaging Certificate in CT, adding RADS 425 CT Registry Review and RADS 440 CT Clinical Internship. The internship includes a minimum of 280 clinical hours and provides the clinical repetitions needed to become ARRT board eligible in CT.
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