Ethics: A Review for Radiologic Technologist, 2nd Edition

Approved by the following and accepted for ARRT® Certification and Registration.

American Society of Radiologic Technologists®
Course Approval End Date 02/01/2028

Florida Department of Health, Board of Radiation Control (FLDOH-BRC)
Accepted: Yes. They accept the ASRT® approval but you must self report the credits using your certificate of completion. 
Category: Technical

California Radiologic Health Branch
Accepted: Yes
Digital: No
Fluoroscopy: No

Texas Medical Board
Indirect Credit

Course Description

Most imaging professionals have completed an ethics course in their initial primary education and training; however, many advocate that regular on-going conversations about ethics help prepare individuals to recognize ethical situations and to take the right action.  The primary purpose of this course is to offer a review of fundamental ethical principles, codes, and rules by which radiologic technologists are expected to follow when faced with situations requiring a decision or action.  This course introduces and defines ethics and ethical philosophies, focuses on the ARRT® Code of Ethics and Rules of Ethics, and reviews basic laws related to medical imaging and an ethical workplace environment.

This course is based on the book Ethics: A Review for Radiologic Technologists, by Jeana Fleitz, M.Ed., RT(R)(M)(ARRT)™. The book/PDF is 69 pages long and 8 x 10 inches in size.  This book has 12 pt font and 1.5 line spacing.

The test has 28 multiple choice and true/false questions.

MRI: Screening and Safety

Accepted for ARRT® Certification and Registration. Approved by and accepted for the following:

American Society of Radiologic Technologists® (ASRT)®
Course Approval End Date 07/01/29

Florida Department of Health, Board of Radiation Control (FLDOH-BRC)
Accepted: Yes. They accept the ASRT® approval but you must self report the credits using your certificate of completion. 
Category: Technical

California Radiologic Health Branch – NOT ACCEPTED
Accepted: NO
Digital: NO
Fluoroscopy: NO

Texas Medical Board
Indirect Credit

MR imaging has been demonstrated to have advantages over other imaging modalities; however, it is not without risks. Risks are especially high for patients with implanted medical devices. Patient screening for these is essential, as is the need for safety training for MR staff and other personnel. Initial and ongoing MR imaging safety education for technologists, assistants, and ancillary personnel is essential to perpetuate a culture of safe patient care. This course covers the required structured education in the content category of MR imaging screening and safety. The importance of screening and education of patients, personnel, and non-personnel is covered in extensive detail. To fully recognize the need for MR imaging safety, staff must have a basic understanding of the MR screening and safety protocols, safety risks associated with electromagnetic fields, and management of the MR imaging environment and equipment.

This course is based on the book MRI: Screening and Safety, by Jeana Fleitz, M.Ed., RT(R)(M)(ARRT)™. The book/PDF is 224 pages long and 8.5 x 11 inches in size. This book has 12 pt font and 1.5 line spacing.

The test has 96 multiple choice and true/false questions.

MRI Procedures

Accepted for ARRT® Certification and Registration. Approved by and accepted for the following:

American Society of Radiologic Technologists® (ASRT)®
Course Approval End Date 10/01/29

Florida Department of Health, Board of Radiation Control (FLDOH-BRC)
Accepted: Yes. They accept the ASRT® approval but you must self report the credits using your certificate of completion. 
Category: Technical

California Radiologic Health Branch – NOT ACCEPTED
Accepted: NO
Digital: NO
Fluoroscopy: NO

Texas Medical Board
Indirect Credit

This course provides the structured education requirements for the MRI technologist and the Imaging Assistant, Magnetic Resonance™ in the content category of procedures. The six chapters in this course cover anatomy, physiology, patient setup, contrast media effects, protocol considerations, and procedures of the neurological, body, and musculoskeletal categories. To provide safe patient care and diagnostic quality images, MRI staff must possess a comprehensive knowledge of these topics.

This course is based on the book MRI Procedures, by Jeana Fleitz, M.Ed., RT(R)(M)(ARRT)™. The book/PDF is 224 pages long and 8.5 x 11 inches in size. This book has 12 pt font and 1.5 line spacing.

The test has 96 multiple choice and true/false questions.