X-ray interactions with matter will be studied along with health physics. Quarter Hours Explores the concepts of molecular and cellular radiobiology along with radiation protection principles. Hours First of three structured clinical courses providing opportunity for learning basic skills and their application to the radiographic process within the clinical setting. Requires the student to observe, participate, and independently prove competency in radiographic procedures presented in RAD102A . The student will function under direct supervision of a registered technologists until competency is proven, then supervision may be indirect.
All clinical objectives are outcome based on competency.
This is an 11-week rotation. Quarter Hours Second in a series of three structured clinical courses providing opportunity for learning basic skills and their application to the radiographic process within the clinical setting. Involves the procedures presented in RAD103A . All clinical objectives are outcome based on competency. This is a 12 week rotation.