The goal of this course is to introduce the basic concepts of radiation biology. Quality Assurance Total quality management of a radiology department within the health care system is discussed and quality control tests are performed. Clinical Education I Introduction to the clinical facilities and procedures by rotating through different areas in Radiology. Clinical Education II Students will assist with routine radiographs in the assigned area and practice chest, abdomen, and extremity examinations. The student builds skills for the care and management of clients during radiographic procedures.
Emphasis is placed on spine, skull, biliary, urinary and digestive examinations.
An opportunity to perform assessments and to integrate and practice the full range of skills relative to the care and method of examinations. Clinical Education V and VI A practicum in radiation therapy, nuclear medicine, angiography, diagnostic medical sonography, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance are introduced. Total quality client management skills for various examinations are expanded. Payable upon acceptance into the program. Tuition paid by the student enrolled in the Radiologic Technology Program provides the same privileges and responsibilities as other students at the University of Iowa.