Radiologic Technology Mission and Goals
Mission
The Radiologic Technology Program provides accessible, affordable, equitable, state-of-the-art, and high quality instruction which prepares the graduates to enter, adapt to, and potentially advance in the job market with entry-level radiography skills. It assists the graduates in achieving their professional and personal goals, as well as prepares the graduates with the necessary skills for life-long learning.
Program Goals
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Goal 1:
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The student will demonstrate the necessary skills to perform as an entry-level radiographer.
Expected Outcomes:
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Students will provide age appropriate patient care, safety, and comfort.
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Students will apply knowledge of anatomy and positioning to accurately demonstrate anatomical structures on the IR.
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Students will evaluate images for diagnostic quality.
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Students will apply the principles of radiation protection to patient, self, and others.
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Goal 2:
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The student will possess critical thinking and problem-solving skills that contribute to excellent standards of patient care.
Expected Outcomes:
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Students will evaluate images for diagnostic quality.
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Students will demonstrate mastery of skills on a routine procedure.
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Students will demonstrate mastery of skills on a non-routine procedure.
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Goal 3:
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The student will be provided a learning environment that enhances the development of interpersonal skills for effective communication.
Expected Outcomes:
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Students will communicate effectively with patients.
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Students will communicate effectively with their peers.
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Students will demonstrate appropriate affective behaviors such as working effectively with others, and accepting
constructive feedback.
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Goal 4:
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The student will be provided with educational opportunities that promote professional development and growth.
Expected Outcomes:
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Students will demonstrate professionalism in the clinical setting.
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Students will understand the importance of continuing education as professional development for the healthcare
professional.
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Goal 5:
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The Program will graduate competent entry-level radiographers to meet the needs of the healthcare community.
Expected Outcomes:
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Over a 5-year period, the program completion rate will be 50% or higher.
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Over a 5-year period, 90% of the graduates will pass the ARRT examination on the first attempt.
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Over a 5-year period, the Program will maintain a minimum of an 85 average mean scaled score on
the ARRT examination.
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Graduate surveys will rate their overall level of satisfaction with their program of study as satisfied or
higher.
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Employer surveys will rate the overall level of satisfaction with graduate performance as satisfied or higher.
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Graduates, who wish employment in the field, will be employed within 6 months of graduation.
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