Diagnostic Imaging
At The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center School of Health Professions, the Program in Diagnostic Imaging is committed to providing each student with theoretical knowledge of and advanced skills in:
- Diagnostic radiographic procedure
- Digital imaging
- Compassionate direct patient care
- Quality imaging techniques
- Patient assessment and education
In this Bachelor of Science degree-granting program, students develop the knowledge and skills needed to obtain quality diagnostic images in an empathetic and professional manner.
The program offers two tracks:
- A three-year track for students seeking certification in radiography and a Bachelor of Science degree
- A one-year track for students with a certification in radiologic science who are seeking a Bachelor of Science degree
The Diagnostic Imaging program thoroughly prepares students to meet the technical, managerial and academic challenges and opportunities of a career in diagnostic imaging. The third year of the program offers the opportunity to specialize in Computed Tomography, Education/Management or Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
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