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The purpose of ARRT certification and registration in CT is to recognize individuals who are qualified to perform the role of a computed tomographer. To earn ARRT certification and registration in this discipline, you'll use our postprimary eligibility pathway.
The Johns Hopkins Hospital Schools of Medical Imaging is proud to offer a post-primary program in Computed Tomography for x-ray technologists who are interested in advancing their career in the field of medical imaging.
CT (Computed Tomography) Certificate Program. UPMC Imaging Services designed the CT Certificate Program to provide advanced training and professional growth to be competitive in today’s market.
The Computed Tomography program at Grady Health System is an advanced level full-time 1 semester program. This specialized program prepares the graduate for a rewarding career as a CT Technologist. The school awards a certificate in Computed Tomography upon completion.
The profession of computed tomography requires critical thinking and the ability to provide diagnostic images while staying calm under pressure. The CT program can be completed in two quarters (6 months).
Utilizing self-paced online coursework and in-person clinical training through rotations within the Vanderbilt University Medical Center hospital system, learners can apply their knowledge to provide quality diagnostic imaging and patient care.
Study skills for taking diagnostic images through CT scanning with our hands-on Certificate in Computed Tomography program. Four campuses. Get info!
Ascertain appropriate skills to perform computed tomography. Identify appropriate radiation protection practices. Pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (Computed Tomography Exam).
The need for more experienced computed tomography (CT) technologists grows every year. AdventHealth University is rising to meet this demand, making it easier for current CT techs to expand their foundational understanding of imaging, thanks to our online computed tomography course.
Computed tomography (CT) uses ionizing radiation, a scanner and a computer to create three-dimensional images of sections of the human body. CT technologists play a vital role in guiding patients though this exam and preparing the scan results for healthcare providers.
