Certificate in Computed Tomography
offered by CSU Northridge

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1 Campus
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Certificate in Computed Tomography
at
CSU Northridge
Overview

Elevate Skills with Certificate in Computed Tomography for Precision Diagnosis and Treatment in Healthcare

Duration	12 months
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Total fee	₹4.64 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	UG Certificate

Certificate in Computed Tomography
at
CSU Northridge
Highlights

Earn a certification from California State University, Northridge
Learn from expert faculty

Certificate in Computed Tomography
at
CSU Northridge
Course details

Who should do this course?

Radiologic technologists, healthcare professionals, and medical imaging specialists seeking specialized training in CT scanning

What are the course deliverables?

Demonstrate proficiency in operating CT equipment and performing scans accurately
Apply principles of radiation safety and protection in CT imaging procedures
Interpret CT images effectively for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning
Employ advanced imaging techniques to optimize image quality and patient care

More about this course

Computed Tomography (CT) obtains images of internal body from different angles and processes these images electronically in order to show cross-section views of tissues and organs
As one of the two most widely used diagnostic and surgical-support imaging technologies, CT has become increasingly advanced in its speed (as measured by the number of images per second that can be generated), sensitivity, and image quality

Certificate in Computed Tomography
at
CSU Northridge
Curriculum

First Semester

Cross-sectional Anatomy (XRAD 901)

Computed Tomography (XRAD 903)

Second Semester

Cross-sectional Pathology (XRAD 902)

CT Clinical Education (XRTP 904) 355

Certificate in Computed Tomography
at
CSU Northridge
Faculty details

Doris Abrishami, EdD, BSRT, (R)(M), ARRT

Abrishami earned her doctorate of education at CSUN and has taught at CSUN since 2000. She is a practicing imaging professional in the community and values patient care. Students in her class get the benefit of her extensive technical expertise as well as her understanding of effective teaching methods.

Jennifer Little, Ed.D., MSRS

Little has been a clinical coordinator and instructor in the Bachelor of Science Radiologic Sciences for more than 10 years. In addition to her doctorate of education from CSUN, she has a Master of Science Radiation Sciences from Loma Linda University, and advanced certification in CT and MRI. She has taught courses related to medical imaging, computed tomography, pathophysiology, pathology and research seminar courses.