Computed Tomography Certificate

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The certificate program in computed tomography (CT) prepares individuals for a career in an exciting field of diagnostic imaging. The program accepts qualified individuals into a 10-month, 15-credit sequence of courses that provides students with both classroom instruction and clinical experience. Individuals are required to be CPR certified, ARRT certified, and licensed in the state of Connecticut as radiologic technologists. Classes begin in the fall, with completion of classroom instruction the following spring. Completion of clinical requirements may extend beyond the spring semester and is determined by requirements set by individual student progress.

Upon completion of both classroom instruction and clinical requirements, graduates may be eligible to sit for the ARRT credentialing examination in CT. For additional information on this program, please contact the Department of Health Sciences and Nursing.

Requirements (15 credits):

Fall Semester

RAD 452 - Cross-sectional Anatomy 3 credit(s)
RAD 470 - CT Principles I 3 credit(s)
RAD 471 - CT Clinical Experience I 1-4 credit(s) (3 credits required)

Spring Semester

RAD 476 - CT Clinical Experience II 3 credit(s) (3 credits required)
RAD 478W - CT Procedures II 3 credit(s)