Medical Imaging Techniques

Medical Imaging Techniques Program Educational Objectives

PEA-1 (Professional Knowledge and Clinical Competence): To train health technicians possessing the professional knowledge and skills to obtain high-quality images by effectively, safely, and accurately using medical imaging equipment (X-ray, CT, MRI, etc.).

PEA-2 (Communication and Multidisciplinary Teamwork): To train professionals capable of communicating effectively with patients, their families, and the healthcare team, and of working harmoniously while assuming responsibility within a multidisciplinary team.

PEA-3 (Clinical Safety and Patient Safety): To train individuals capable of planning and implementing appropriate imaging protocols while adhering to radiation safety and patient safety principles (including the ALARA principle).

PEA-4 (Professional Deontology and Quality Assurance): To train healthcare workers who are committed to professional ethical principles, act responsibly, and provide quality-oriented services.

PEA-5 (Innovation and Lifelong Learning): To train individuals who keep pace with scientific developments and technological innovations, possess a commitment to lifelong learning, and pursue continuous professional development.

PEA-6 (Societal Contribution and Social Responsibility): To train graduates who act with a sense of social responsibility, contribute to the improvement of healthcare services, and play an active role in social responsibility projects.