Radiology Technician (Limited-Scope) Training Program in Idaho
Becoming a Radiology technician is a smart move if you want to grow in the healthcare field. There are a lot of opportunities in this field in the next decade.
The CCI Training Center’s fast-track program helps you build the knowledge and skills you need for an entry-level radiology job.
Our Program: Online Learning with Local Clinical Rotations
Guided Support At CCI Training Center, learn under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Collaborative Learning A healthy collaboration between the student and the expert instructors.
Live Lectures Students are required to join two interactive sessions every week.
Real-World PracticeGet hands-on training to prepare for your career.
Overview
Award: Certificate of Completion in Radiology Technician (Limited Scope) from CCI Training Center.
Duration: Fast-track, 8 months.
Delivery: Online learning with live lectures and local clinical rotations (externship).
Accreditation: Accredited by ACCET (Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training).
Licensure: CCI Training Center provides assistance with the licensing process. Certifications valued by employers include ARRT – Limited Scope, OSHA – National Safety Council, and First Aid – National Safety Council.
Prerequisites: High school diploma/GED, passing an assessment exam, and a successful admissions interview.
Career Outlook: Projected 6% growth for radiologic and MRI technologists from 2023-2033 (BLS).
About The Radiology Technician (Limited-Scope) Program
In Idaho, the program is offered in the following format:
Delivery of Instruction: The live lectures are delivered 100% online; Plus, you will be assigned to a local medical facility near you to complete your clinical hands-on training.
Learn With Your Instructors: Your instructor will provide personalized coaching and mentoring throughout the program. You’ll meet weekly during live sessions and receive ongoing support to help you succeed.
Decades of Excellence: 40+ years of service
Trusted Expertise You Can Count On: You can rely on experienced, professional staff to guide your education and career path, with a track record of training more than 24,000 graduates across the U.S.
Upon completion of the program, the student will receive a Certificate of Completion in Radiology Technician (Limited Scope).
The program is delivered online with live lectures, labs, and simulations for four months. Then, students receive hands-on experience in the form of an externship at medical facilities near the students for another four months.
Courses in the Program
Enroll in the Radiology Training (Limited Scope) Program to explore how different types of medical imaging equipment operate, including an introduction to their key components and functions.
Here’s a look at the courses included in the program:
Virtual Assistant Literacy
Virtual Assistant Literacy The course aims to equip students with skills to provide administrative, creative, or technical services. With a focus on communication skills, time management, and organization, technical proficiency with the Microsoft Office Suite and Google Workspace.
Students will learn to work with online collaboration apps such as Basecamp for task management and project tracking. In addition, they will learn to use virtual meeting tools such as Zoom and Google Meet.
MED05: Basic Pharmacology
MED05: Basic Pharmacology The course introduces Limited Scope Radiology Technician program students to studying medications and drugs.
They will learn the sources of drugs, their generic and brand names, the legal classification of drugs, routes and drug administration, and describe drug interactions.
MED03R: Medical Terminology/Anatomy and Physiology
MED03R: Medical Terminology/Anatomy and Physiology The course introduces the etymology of medical language, prefixes, suffixes, root words, and combining forms.
Students will learn related medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of each body system. Emphasis is placed on the relationship between body structure and function and the procedures standard in healthcare.
MED30: Electronic Medical Records
MED30: Electronic Medical Records This practical course will help students learn and practice using a standard medical records system management software application in a simulated medical office.
Students will learn and practice entering patient information, posting charges and payments, running financial reports, and filing insurance claims. The course also focuses on the health record side of electronic records and will provide students with hands-on experience documenting patient histories, medications, procedures, injections, and laboratory testing.
RAD01: Introduction to Radiology and Patient Care
RAD01: Introduction to Radiology and Patient Care The program includes this course to provide students with the concept of optimal patient care and an overview of the foundations of radiography and the practitioner’s role in the healthcare delivery system. A review of general mathematics and its applications in radiology is also included.
Students will learn basic formulas and calculations radiographers use to produce high-quality images. The teachings will include the understanding of the physical and psychological requirements of a patient, while closely monitoring the principles, practices, and policies of healthcare organizations, in addition to the professional responsibilities of the radiographer and the technicians.
Routine and emergency patient care are also covered in the course.
RAD02: Radiation Safety and Infection Control
RAD02: Radiation Safety and Infection Control The course provides an overview of the principles of the interaction of radiation with living systems. How radiation affects molecules, cells, tissues, and the body is presented in detail.
Factors affecting biological response are presented, including acute and chronic effects of radiation. The course also presents an overview of the principles of radiation protection, including the responsibilities of the radiographer for patients, personnel, and the public.
Radiation health and safety requirements of federal and state regulatory agencies, Accreditation agencies and health care organizations are incorporated in the course, and also the teachings for the professional responsibilities of the radiographer related to infection control and how standard precautions play a role in preventing illness and disease.
RAD03: Radiographic Positioning and Projections
RAD03: Radiographic Positioning and Projections This course provides the knowledge base necessary to learn and demonstrate proper positioning techniques required to perform standard imaging procedures of the chest, abdomen, spine, bony thorax, upper/ lower extremities, skull, and facial bones.
Students will also learn proper shielding techniques and the use of x-ray-related positioning equipment such as sponges and wedges. The course also focuses on essential patient instructions that must be conveyed before exposure to ensure quality images are produced.
RAD04: Radiographic Digital Image Production and Evaluation
RAD04: Radiographic Digital Image Production and Evaluation In this course, students will learn about the factors affecting radiographic quality, including imaging equipment, image processing, and image display.
The course aims to teach students in detail about digital imaging characteristics, components of the radiographic unit, and the principles and operation of digital imaging systems used in diagnostic radiology. It will also discuss criteria for image evaluation, quality assurance, and quality control.
RAD05: Radiographic Core Review
RAD05: Radiographic Core Review This course is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the program learning objectives and to prepare students for their limited-scope radiology core exams.
CDV01 Career Development
CDV01 Career Development This specific course prepares students for career search and advancement. Students will learn resume writing, interviewing, networking, effective communication, managing time effectively, and using internet-based websites in the job search.
Practice interviews will be a significant add-on in this allied health program.
RADEX100: Externship
RADEX100: Externship In this course, students will be assigned to one or more medical offices, clinics, or imaging centers to utilize the knowledge and skills acquired in the classroom and apply those principles in a functional medical environment.
They will gain valuable hands-on experience by assisting in the performance of radiologic imaging and other common duties expected of a Limited-Scope Radiology staff member. This will occur under the supervision and direction of an RT and other integral members of the healthcare team.
Why Choose CCI Training Center For The Program?
The fast-track (limited scope) radiology program takes just 8 months to complete and trains students for entry-level jobs as radiology technicians in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers.
National Accreditation
Accredited by ACCET - Accrediting Council for Continuing Education & Training.
Career Training Support
Monthly check-ins throughout the student's time at the CCI Training Center for employment assistance and new opportunities.
Career-Focused Training Programs
Fast-track training program to equip students with the necessary knowledge for entry-level positions in just 8 months.
Live Lectures
Virtual live lectures are delivered every week that students must attend.
Dedicated Staff
A qualified team of instructors with years of experience in the healthcare field.
Financial Help Assistance
For qualified students, we help them connect with financial aid options to support the funding of their career program.
Local Externship- Medical Office Procedures
An extensive externship in a medical facility close to the student’s location for medical office procedures and clinical duties.
Workforce & Job Training Center For Radiology Technicians In Idaho
CCI Training Center provides students with several resources with which they can apply for jobs quickly.
Our resources include the government-backed Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which covers up to 100% of training expenses for qualified candidates.
How To Become A Radiology Technician in Idaho?
One must follow the following career pathway to become a professional radiology technician (Limited-Scope) in Idaho:
Education
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Begin by completing a radiology program accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).
Make sure to:
- Follow the educational pathways and requirements outlined by the state of Idaho for radiologic technologists.
- Complete all necessary clinical training through your program to gain hands-on experience.
License & Certification
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The CCI Training Center will assist you in obtaining the appropriate credentials as outlined by the state of Idaho. As part of your training, you will be prepared to:
- Successfully pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam.
- Complete the required continuing education to maintain your certification.
Some of the national-level certifications for radiology technologists include:
- ARRT - Limited Scope
- OSHA - National Safety Council
- First Aid - National Safety Council
Securing the Job
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The CCI Training Center’s Career Services Department will coach and provide assistance to help you launch your career in radiologic technology.
Our team will help you prepare for interviews, build a strong resume, and connect with potential employers.
We also assist students in identifying job opportunities through popular platforms such as:
In addition, CCI Training Center will help you explore employment opportunities at local hospitals and imaging centers throughout Idaho.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What type of jobs can I apply for after completing the program?
Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles such as Limited Scope Radiologic Technicians in clinics, urgent care centers, orthopedic offices, and outpatient imaging facilities across Idaho.
Do I need prior healthcare experience to enroll?
No, prior experience is not required. Our program is designed to give you all the training you need to begin your career in radiology, even if you’re starting from scratch.
Do I need a state license to work as a radiology technician in Idaho?
No, Idaho does not require a state license, but you must pass the ARRT certification exam to work in this field.
Are there job opportunities for radiologic technologists in Idaho?
Yes, hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic imaging centres across Idaho regularly seek qualified technologists to fill various positions.
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