Fortis Columbus Radiologic Technology Program - Mission, Goals and Student Learning Outcomes:

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Fortis College-Columbus Radiologic Technologist Program strives to educate professionally qualified, competent entry-level technologists capable of addressing the high needs of the ever- changing and challenging diverse healthcare environment. This is evidenced by a competency- based program employing various teaching methodologies and technologies delivered through quality instruction. The program will be guided by the mission statement of Fortis College- Columbus which is owned by Education Affiliates.

Program’s Goals

  1. The graduate will be clinically competent to be employed in the radiology healthcare field.
  2. The graduate will successfully utilize critical thinking skills to meet the diverse population’s needs.
  3. The graduate will demonstrate effective communication skills throughout their education.
  4. The graduate will demonstrate professionalism, growth, and ethical values for life-long learning.

Student Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the program will:

  1. Provide patient care that is accurate as well as compassionate.
  2. Be able to produce and evaluate radiographic images.
  3. Utilize the correct principles of radiation protection to all patients, healthcare professionals, and their selves.
  4. Apply the correct technical quality factors.
  5. Be able to critique, apply knowledge, and manipulate images and make the necessary corrections to ensure the best quality image.
  6. Be able to function effectively under pressure and stressful situations.
  7. Apply critical thinking skills to meet a variety of situations while providing care to sick and injured patients within a diverse population.
  8. Communicate effectively with different age groups.
  9. Demonstrate very good written and verbal communication skills.
  10. Communicate effectively in the healthcare environment with patients, their families,and other healthcare professionals.
  11. Be professional and grow with experience.
  12. Learn about additional education programs and their requirements.

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