Bachelor of Science In Medical Diagnostic Imaging

The Medical Diagnostic Imaging program is designed to produce qualified and competent health professionals fulfilling the mission of the Department of MDI. This program consists of the following three plans:

• Four-year basic program
• Two-year bridging program - Track A 
• Three-year bridging program - Track B

Learning Outcomes:

• Explain the required anatomical structures in different imaging modalities.
• Apply appropriate patient positioning to produce a diagnostic radiographic image.
• Utilize radiographic exposure factors to optimize image quality and minimize patient dose.
• Assess the processes required to produce diagnostic images for medical evaluation.
• Apply the principles of radiation protection to patient, self and others.
• Evaluate the performance of imaging systems, in regard to the safe limits of operation and report any malfunction.
• Integrate didactic and clinical course work in order to practice as competent entry-level technologists.
• Employ effective oral and written communication skills as practicing healthcare professionals.
• Apply principles of ethical and/or professional health practice appropriate to the discipline.
• Prepare the graduate for scientific research.