Prepare online and learn the theory based principles needed for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) post primary exams prior to the implementation of Continued Qualifications 2011 (CQ/2011) changes. ARRT certifications awarded Jan. 1, 2011, and thereafter will be time-limited to 10 years. Prior to the end of the 10-year period, the individual will be required to demonstrate continued qualifications in order to continue to hold the certification. 

  

Clarkson College will offer online courses designed to prepare you for ARRT certification exams during the following semesters: 

Spring Semester starts: Jan. 11, 2010 

Summer Semester starts: May 17, 2010 

Fall Semester starts: Aug. 30, 2010 

  

Our online courses are ideal to further your knowledge in the post-primary areas of CT, MRI, Mammography and Bone Densitometry. Clarkson College online learning options are flexible and easy for working technologists to fit into their busy schedules. It's as easy as 1-2-3: 

  

1 - Apply online at http://www.clarksoncollege.edu/Admissions/Apply_Now/. 

·         Select the online application and mark the non-degree program under program options. Then, in the box provided, include which courses you would like to take.  

·         ARRT certification required. 

  

2 - Select your course(s). 

·      Computed Tomography (MI 415.OEND) 

·      Magnetic Resonance Imaging 

o     Principles of MRI Physics (MI 421.OEND)* 

o     Principles of MRI instrumentation (MI 422.OEND) 

·      Mammography (MI 427.OEND) 

·      Bone Densitometry (MI 432.OEND) 

*MI 421.OEND course content must be completed prior to starting MI 422.OEND 

  

For a listing of course descriptions click here. 

  

3 - Start your coursework online. 

Prepare for the theory based principles needed for the ARRT post-primary exams in our self-paced online classroom: 

·         No texts required 

·         No pre-requisites 

·         Online Education Manual  

  

Regionally Accredited Online Education Programs 

The College has offered online education for more than 12 years and has extensive expertise in material delivery. Our robust delivery system provides weekly instruction throughout a 12-week (Summer Semester) or 15-week (Fall and Spring Semesters) period. This provides ample time for our students to comprehend material using audio lectures, PowerPoint presentations, and other interactive online learning methods. 

  

For more information contact Michelle Heilig, admissions coordinator, at 1.800.647.5500.