Associate Degree in MRI Technology
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Associate Degree in MRI Technology
Welcome to Med College, Florida's premier healthcare college, where you come first.
Going back to school is a big decision. This is why we strongly encourage those looking to apply to visit our campus and take a brief tour.
The tour is the best way to get get to know us, get a feel for the school, the instructors, the staff, and meet fellow students on their professional journey.
We focus on students receiving the best personalized education possible to ensure their success.
With small class sizes and personalized attention from instructors, you will receive the type support you need to enter the healthcare industry as a professional certified MRI Technologists.
Accredited MRI School
What Do MRI Technologists Do?
As an MRI Technologist, your primary role is to operate magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners to generate diagnostic images. You will be responsible for adjusting and maintaining the imaging equipment, precisely following physicians' instructions on the specific areas of the patient's body to image. Preparing patients for procedures, positioning them and the equipment correctly, and operating the computerized machinery to capture high-quality images are all essential aspects of your job. Collaborating with physicians to assess the images and possibly conduct additional scans, as well as maintaining comprehensive patient records, are also important components of your responsibilities as an MRI Technologist.
| Class Number | Class Title | Credit Hours |
| GC101 | Psychology | 4 |
| GC102 | College Algebra | 4 |
| GC103 | English Composition | 4 |
| GC104 | General Survey of Human Anatomy & Physiology I | 6 |
| GC105 | General Survey of Human Anatomy & Physiology II | 6 |
| HC101 | Medical Terminology | 3 |
| HC102 | Introduction to Patient Care & Health Professions | 6 |
| HC103 | Medical Ethics, Law, & Cultural Diversities | 3 |
| RAD101 | Introduction to Imaging Science | 4 |
| MRI101 | Fundamentals | 4 |
| MRI102 | Image Formation | 4 |
| MRI103 | Parameters and Options | 4 |
| MRI104 | Instrumentation and Equipment | 4 |
| MRI105 | MRI Screening and Safety | 4 |
| MRI106 | Advanced Techniques | 4 |
| MRI209 | Clinical Applications | 3 |
| MRI107 | Sectional Anatomy I | 4 |
| MRI108 | Sectional Anatomy II | 4 |
| MRI201 | MR Procedures I | 4 |
| MRI202 | MR Procedures II | 4 |
| MRI203 | MR Procedures III | 4 |
| MRI204 | MR Clinical Externship I | 3 |
| MRI205 | MR Clinical Externship II | 3 |
| MRI206 | MR Clinical Externship III | 6 |
| MRI207 | MR Clinical Externship IV | 6 |
| MRI208 | MR Registry Review | 3 |
| Total | 108 |
MRI Technology Diploma Program Outline
Scholarships Available to Graduates or Former Students of Med College
Accredited MRI Technology College
HEALTHCARE DEGREE
Associate Degree in Radiology Technology
How To Become an MRI Technologist
MRI technologists typically need an associate's degree as a fundamental requirement for their career. While some MRI technologists may start their profession as radiologic technologists before specializing, licensure or certification is not universally required for MRI technologists in most states. However, regardless of state regulations, employers usually prioritize hiring certified MRI technologists, making certification a valuable asset for professionals in this field.
Start Your Journey at Med College
Med College prepares graduates for state and national licensing. Most states require MRI technologists to be licensed or certified. Regardless of state requirements, employers typically require or prefer to hire technologists who are certified.
Accreditation and License
Med College's Associate of Science in MRI Technology Program holds several notable accreditations and recognitions. It has been licensed by the Florida Commission for Independent Education (CIE), accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE), and is duly recognized by The American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists (ARMRIT).
