University of Suffolk · Part-time
Computed Tomography
This course will allow current practitioners to increase their knowledge and skills in the specialist area of Computed Tomography (CT). This is often a challenging area of practice due to the advancing technology and the rising demand for services. It is antic…
Postgraduate1 yearPart-time
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School of Health, Science and Society · Subjects allied to medicine
This course will allow current practitioners to increase their knowledge and skills in the specialist area of Computed Tomography (CT). This is often a challenging area of practice due to the advancing technology and the rising demand for services. It is anticipated that this course will allow the students the opportunity to combine theoretical and clinical knowledge to their current practice which will underpin the advanced practitioner roles required as part of the four-tier structure within CT. It is aimed at current practitioners who have a specific interest and are looking at developing their expertise in CT. As well as focussing on clinical skills, it will also appeal to those who are interested in evolving their CT services and support service improvement with their workplace.
Getting in
As the university states it
Candidates will need to evidence: • BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent • A minimum of one year as a registered practitioner • Evidence of HCPC registration • A supporting statement and reference from their employer
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