University of Suffolk · Part-time
Professional Practice: Advanced Radiography Practice (Progression Route)
This Master’s programme will allow current practitioners to build on their clinical expertise and the previous modules studied at PGC level in their chosen radiography pathway. Advanced practice encompasses four pillars; clinical, research, education and manag…
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This Master’s programme will allow current practitioners to build on their clinical expertise and the previous modules studied at PGC level in their chosen radiography pathway. Advanced practice encompasses four pillars; clinical, research, education and management/leadership, all of which will be developed throughout this programme of study. During the course, you will be encouraged to critically reflect and review your personal and professional development in order to underpin your clinical performance and expertise. You will be provided with learning opportunities which will allow you to explore complex and current challenges, critique evidence-based practice, evaluate and enhance service delivery. This course is suitable for all diagnostic radiographers and open to both national and international applicants.
Getting in
As the university states it
• BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography (or equivalent) and 60 master’s level credits (PGC) in a radiography-related subject or and 120 master’s level credits (PGD) in a radiography-related subject. • A minimum of two years as a registered practitioner. • Evidence of HCPC registration. • A supporting statement and reference from their employer.
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