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RADIOLOGIC SCIENCES AND IMAGING


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS -
ADVANCED IMAGING

Cardiovascular Interventional

Technology (CIT)

PROGRAM OF STUDY
Applicable to students entering program during 2009-10 school year.

 

Total hours/credits required for degree 68  
(42 of the 68 hours must be upper-division)    
  Core credits 22  
  HEPR credits 24
  ADIM credits 20-21
  Elective credits 2

DEGREE CORE    
Humanities (6 hours)  
  Elective courses    
Religion (6 hours)  
RELP 315 Spirituality in Healing and Health Care 2
RELX upper division elective

2

RELX upper division elective 2
Mathematics (4 hours)  
MATH 215 Probability and Statistics 4
Social sciences (3 hours)  
  Social sciences elective 3
Natural sciences (3 hours)  
BIOL 263 Sectional Anatomy 3
     
     
HEALTH PROFESSIONS COGNATES    
Health professions (24 hours)  
HEPR 310 Health Care Economics and Finance 3
HEPR 330 Community Health Perspectives 3
HEPR 340 Legal and Ethical Considerations in Health Care 3
BIOL 350 Pathophysiology 3
HEPR 360 Advanced Cardiac Life Support 0-1
HEPR 375 Cultural Diversity in Health Care 3
HEPR 410 Health Care Statistics and Research 3
HEPR 380 Introduction to Health Care Professional Studies 1
HEPR 480 Capstone/Senior Project 2
  HEPR elective 2
  General elective 2

ADVANCED IMAGING COGNATES    
Vascular imaging technologies (20 hours)  
ADIM 310 Angiography I 3
ADIM 324 Practicum III 4
ADIM 410 Angiography II 4
ADIM 434 Practicum IV 4
RESA 320 Cardiopulmonary Monitoring 3
RTCA 210 Advanced Patient Care 2
 
         
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