In hospitals across the country, radiologic technologists provide frontline diagnostic data to doctors and other important specialists. CSUN's non-credit CT and MRI certificates prepare students for all aspects of this rapidly growing field.
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With the ever-increasing reliance on medical imaging technologies, the demand for skilled radiologic technologists is skyrocketing. California is no exception, and with our CT/MRI certificate, you’ll be at the forefront of diagnostic imaging technology. Discover detailed insights on workforce demand and employment opportunities:
Our certificates not only prepare you for the rapidly evolving world of CT and MRI technology but also make you eligible to sit for the advanced certification examination offered by ARRT. You’ll learn how to:
At CSUN, we don't fill courses. We build them, entirely from scratch, each and every time we launch a program. This leads to a unique education, with real and lasting outcomes in your career.
Our world-class faculty design and teach all courses, helping you gain today’s most in-demand skills – and bringing the industry directly to you.
When you enroll, we place you in a small, interactive group of peers from diverse organizations and industries. And from day one to graduation, you’ll learn and grow together.
As you earn your education, we’ll stay with you every step of the way, offering close, personal support when and where you need it.
Among the nation's few online radiologic-science programs, these certificates provide hands-on clinical experience and feature a robust didactic component in class. Our courses are designed specifically for active radiologic technologists, offering online instruction with four tailored learning pathways.
CSUN bridges the gap between theory and practice in radiologic technology. The certificate program is deeply rooted in providing actionable skills, ensuring every graduate is ready to make immediate contributions in clinical settings. Courses cover a range of topics including advanced imaging techniques, patient care, and safety protocols, preparing you for both the ARRT (CT) and ARRT (MRI) exams.
CSUN graduates consistently achieve top scores on the AART exams, which are required for certification in the field.
Answer: CT/MRI technologists are pivotal in healthcare, performing complex imaging procedures, interpreting results and collaborating with medical professionals to deliver frontline diagnostic data essential for patient care.
Answer: Our blend of online learning, hands-on clinical experience and robust didactic components, all designed for working professionals, offers a flexible yet comprehensive pathway to advanced radiologic technology skills.
Answer: Students can opt for CT, MRI, or a concurrent program, all designed to be completed in a timeframe that accommodates working professionals.
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California has a median salary of $117,100, which is $20,000 more than the national average— nurse.org
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the employment of radiologic technologists is projected to grow 7% from 2020 to 2030, faster than the average for all occupations— nurse.org
According to U.S. News and World Report ranks radiology techs #24 in best health care support jobs.— nurse.org
