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  • About
    The Computed Tomography C
    ertificate program prepares the student with didactic courses and hospital-based clinical experience and provides registered technologists with the opportunity for professional and personal advancement in the imaging science profession.  

    Curriculum
    The program runs during the fall semester of each year for 16 weeks beginning in August and ending in December.  The program has four (4) courses totaling 10 credit hours.  Didactic courses will be scheduled in an evening format for a period of eight (8) hours per week. Clinical education requirements include completion of the ARRT Content Specifications and completion of 192 clinical hours (12 hours per week) during the program at one of ETSU’s recognized clinical sites while supervised by a qualified registered technologist.    

    Admissions Process
    Applicants must submit the following items to the ETSU Office of Professional Development by July 1st to be considered for admission to the program:
  • Imagine Science Program application
  • ARRT certification documentation
  • Official transcripts (college level or equivalent)
  • Two letters of recommendation from academic or professional references

    Selection into the program is competitive. Each applicant is evaluated on the basis of academic preparation and previous work experience. All applicants will be notified of their acceptance by August 1st.

    Tuition and fees
    Tuition for the program is $1800.  Additionally, there will be costs for textbooks, immunizations, and malpractice insurance.


    For more information please contact:
    Ms. Shirley Cherry, Radiography Program Director
    ETSU Nave Center Room 173 B
    (423) 547-4912
    cherrys@etsu.edu