Bachelor of Science in Clinical Radiation Sciences in Radiation Therapy (Second Modality)

Virginia Commonwealth University

The department offers second modality B.S. degree concentrations for American Registry of Radiologic Technologists-certified radiographers who desire to continue their professional education and concentrate in radiation therapy, nuclear medicine technology or diagnostic medical sonography. Upon meeting admission prerequisites, students complete a five-semester, full-time course of study including didactic, laboratory and clinical education. Graduates are eligible for additional national professional certification examinations. Student learning outcomes Upon completing this program, students will know and know how to do the following: Program core learning outcomes Demonstrate proficiency in performing imaging/therapy procedures Demonstrate proper patient care skills Practice appropriate methods of patient safety (to include radiation safety as appropriate) Demonstrate effective verbal and written communication Demonstrate the ability to critically think and problem solve Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior Radiation therapy concentration-specific outcomes Demonstrate proficiency in delivering radiation therapy treatments Demonstrate proficiency at conduction simulation skills

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