Program Mission, Goals, and Outcomes
The mission of the Reid Health School of Radiologic Technology is to provide an educational experience that will develop a proficient, compassionate, and employable radiographer who will fulfill regional needs and serve as a positive example for the profession.
Achievement of the program mission is determined by the degree to which the following goals are accomplished by student graduation:
Goal #1 Our students will practice as entry-level radiographers. They will…
- …produce diagnostic radiographs.
- …employ applicable principles of radiation protection.
- …administer excellent patient care.
Goal #2 Our students will apply effective problem-solving and critical-thinking skills necessary for professional practice. They will…
- …modify imaging protocols to accommodate non-routine patient limitations.
- …evaluate radiographic images for diagnostic quality.
Goal #3 Our students will use appropriate communication skills at all levels within the healthcare environment. They will…
- …employ effective oral communication skills with professional staff and patients.
- …demonstrate effective written communication skills.
Goal #4 Our program will exceed effectiveness standards set by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology.
- Students will complete the program within the appropriate timeframe.
- Graduates will pass the ARRT certification exam on the first attempt.
- Graduates pursuing a job in the field will be employed within 12 months.
- Alumni will be satisfied with their radiography program experience.
- Employers will be satisfied with the preparation of our graduates as entry-level radiographers.