Mission, Learning Outcomes and Goals
The mission, learning outcomes and goals outline the technical competencies all Radiologic Technology program graduates should receive.
Mission Statement
The Radiologic Technology Program prepares students for a career in radiography through educational activities designed to develop effective communication skills, appropriate professional and ethical conduct, and the technical knowledge to perform radiologic procedures. The program provides a supportive, student-centered learning environment enriched through didactic, laboratory, and clinical experience.
Student Goals and Learning Outcomes
Goal #1: The student will demonstrate clinical competence.
- Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will calculate appropriate technical factors.
- Student will apply quality patient care practices.
Goal #2: The student will demonstrate critical thinking skills.
- Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will demonstrate understanding of image evaluation.
- Student will demonstrate an understanding of how to improve sub-optimal radiographs.
Goal #3: The student will demonstrate quality communication skills.
- Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will illustrate proper patient communication.
- Student will demonstrate ability to obtain proper patient history.
Program Goals
- To provide students the opportunity to learn the concepts and theories related to radiography.
- To develop students' skills in applying radiography concepts in the clinical environment.
- To incorporate carious teaching methodologies to accommodate different learning styles and foster critical thinking skills.
- To prepare students to communicate effectively in both oral and written form for their practice as radiographers.
- To provide students with the academic support services necessary for educational success.
- To develop professional behavior.
- To provide opportunities to integrate classroom instruction with clinical application.
Graduate Goals
- To demonstrate the technical skills necessary to produce quality radiographic images.
- To apply the knowledge of radiation protection principles for the patient, self, and others.
- To demonstrate proper discretion, judgment, and professional conduct in the performance of radiographic procedures.
- To provide patient care essential to radiologic procedures. Such care shall include analysis of emergency situations and selection of appropriate responses.
- To effectively interact and communicate with patients, members of the healthcare team, and the public.
Get in Touch
Department or program information:
Margaret Ewart Zapp
MEDICAL IMAGING DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON
Brahan Hall, Room 026
Regular Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Summer Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Summer Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.