Certificate - Computed Tomography

Students enrolled in the Computed Tomography (CT) Certificate program will fulfill the professional requirements outlined in the ARRT Rules and Regulations. Successful completion of the program will qualify students to meet the eligibility criteria for ARRT certification and registration as a Computed Tomography Technologist. The program adheres to ARRT’s Computed Tomography Clinical Experience Requirements, ensuring that all curriculum components and clinical hours are properly documented for the certification and registration process.

The Computed Tomography program is part-time (1-2 classes per quarter) and is five quarters total in duration. Classes will be held in-person with additional online components, and clinical rotations will take place during the final quarter.

Admission to this program is not guaranteed upon general TCC admission. Students must complete a secondary selective admission process. Students are strongly encouraged to consult with an academic advisor and review the program’s webpage for detailed information on application deadlines, selection criteria, and required documentation.

This program requires that applicants provide documentation for one of the following program prerequisites:

1.      Radiologic Technologist RT(R) registry in good standing and WA state Radiologic Technologist license in good standing; OR

2.      Admission to TCC’s Radiologic Sciences program and completion of the first two quarters of the program with a program average of a B or higher.