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Medical Imaging
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Mary Holder
Program Contact: Mary Holder
Phone: 704-403-2026
Email: mary.holder@cabarruscollege.edu

Background

The Medical Imaging Program will offer the student multiple educational opportunities to advance their entry or primary imaging degree.

Cabarrus College will offer a Baccalaureate Completion Degree in Medical Imaging with 2 distinct options:

Cabarrus College will also offer a one semester Advanced Credential in either Computed Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging as stand alone programs.

Admission

Eligibility for admission is based on:

  • Cabarrus College Application Criteria
  • ARRT registration/eligibility in a primary discipline
  • Evidence of graduation from an accredited primary disciplined imaging program

Baccalaureate Completion Degree qualifications will be reviewed as to the General Educational requirements as provided on official transcripts. The student seeking a completion degree may need to complete specific prerequisite credits prior to matriculation.

Structure

The baccalaureate programs will build upon the Associate Degree in Imaging or an approved Diploma program. Diploma graduates may need to complete prerequisite courses in general education prior to acceptance into the Medical Imaging degree program. The baccalaureate program will be approximately a two year completion program.

The advanced credential programs consist of sixteen (16) hours of academic credit taught in four courses within a one semester time frame.


 

Bachelor's of Medical Imaging-Imaging Management Option

Fall Semester
HSM 300**
Introduction to Health Services Organizations
3
HSM 302**
Methods for Health Services Research and Evaluation
3
MATH 310
Statistics
3
ENG 301*
Professional Research and Reporting
3
Elective (300-level-3cr hrs)  
TOTAL HOURS
15
 

 

 
Spring Semester
BUS 310

Intro to Accounting & Financial Management

3
HSM 303** Health Services Supervision 3
HSM 306** Healthcare Economics 3
HSM 320** Healthcare Informatics 3
Elective (300-level-3cr hrs) 3
  TOTAL HOURS 15
     
Fall Semester
HSM 330

Human Resource Management

3
HSM 340** Healthcare Marketing & Public Relations 3
ENG 402 Technical and Professional Communications 3
SOC 313 Issues in Diversity 3
MIS 400** Special Imaging Procedures & QA 3
  TOTAL HOURS 15
     
Spring Semester
MIS 450**

Imaging Management Internship

3
HSM 400** Organizational Dynamics and Communication 3
HSM 402** Healthcare Policy and Planning 3
HSM 403** Current Issues in Health Service Management 3
HSM 411** Legal and Ethical Issues 3
  TOTAL HOURS 15
     
Credit Hours Granted for A.A.S. Degree OR Transitional Track 60
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 120
   
*Program Requirement **Major Requirement


Bachelor's of Medical Imaging-Clinical Option

Fall Semester
MRI 301**

Introduction to MR and MR Physics

3
MRI 303** MR Procedures and Protocols
3
MRI 304** MR Clinical Applications
6
BIO 310 Cross Sectional Anatomy & Pathophysiology
4
  OR  
HSM 300** Introduction to Health Services Organizations 3
TOTAL HOURS
16 (15)
 

 

 
Spring Semester
CAT 301**

Introduction to CT and CT Physics

3
CAT 303** CT Procedures and Protocols 3
CAT 304** CT Clinical Applications 6
BIO 310** Cross Sectional Anatomy & Pathophysiology 4
  OR  
HSM 300* Introduction to Health Services Organizations 3
  TOTAL HOURS 16 (15)
     
Fall Semester
SOC 313

Issues in Diversity

3
MATH 310 Statistics 3
MIS 400 Medical Imaging Special Procedures & QA 3
HSM 302* Methods of Health Service Research and Evaluation 3
ENG 402 Technical and Professional Communications 3
  TOTAL HOURS 15
     
Spring Semester
BUS 310

Introduction to Accounting & Financial Mgt.

3
HSM 303* Health Services Supervision 3
HSM 400* Organizational Dynamics and Communications 3
HSM 403* Current Issues in Health Services Management 3
HSM 411* Legal and Ethical Issues 3
  TOTAL HOURS 15
     
Credit Hours Granted for A.A.S. Degree OR Transitional Track 61
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 121
   
*Program Requirement **Major Requirement




Curriculum Plan:

The advanced credential programs consist of sixteen (16) hours of academic credit
taught in four courses within a one semester time frame.


Advanced Specialty - MRI Option
Fall Semester
MRI 301

Introduction to MR and MR Physics

3
BIO 310 Cross Sectional Anatomy and Pathophysiology 4
MRI 303 MR Procedures and Protocols 3
MRI 304 MR Clinical Applications 6
  TOTAL HOURS 16



Advanced Specialty - CT Option

Spring Semester
CAT 301

Intro to CT and CT Physics

3
BIO 310 Cross Sectional Anatomy & Pathophysiology 4
CAT 303 CT Procedures and Protocols 3
CAT 304 CT Clinical Application 6
  TOTAL HOURS 16


A certificate of completion will be given to those students who successfully complete all four courses. ARRT verification sheet will be used to show that clinical objectives are met per ARRT criteria. Student enrolled in the advanced certificate program will generate an academic transcript at CCHS, which may be applied to academic programs.



Information and Registration

Requests for applications can be made through the CCHS Office of Admissions, (704) 783-1556; or through the Imaging Program Coordinator, Mary M. Holder, MS, RT (R), (704) 783-2026.

Accreditation Note: There are no required additional accreditations for this program beyond the College accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The program will meet eligibility requirements as set by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

 

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