Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technology
This Associate of Applied Science - Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technology prepares students for a rewarding career in medical imaging. The program equips students with the technical skills, clinical expertise, and knowledge to screen and prepare patients, operate MRI equipment safely, produce diagnostic images, and provide quality patient care. Through classroom instruction, hands-on lab experience, and clinical training, students will learn MRI physics, imaging principles, patient positioning, contrast administration, safety protocols, emergency response, and relevant anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Designed to meet industry standards, the curriculum prepares graduates for the ARRT MRI certification exam. Upon completion of the program and successful state credentialing, graduates will be qualified for entry-level MRI technologist roles in hospitals, imaging centers, and other healthcare settings, earning competitive wages in a high-demand field. This program is ideal for those passionate about healthcare and technology, eager to make a meaningful impact in their communities.
Additional Requirements:
Students admitted to the MRI Technology program may need to meet additional requirements typical for healthcare settings, including immunizations, a background check, and drug screening. Reliable transportation is essential for travel to clinical sites. Due to the technical nature of MRI technology, prior coursework in physics is strongly recommended to support student success in the program.