RAD 200A - Radiology Clinical Education

1. Organizational orientation of assigned placement
2. Adherence to the professional practice standards established by American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT)
3. Practicing in accordance with the ethical standards set by American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
4. Planning and time management
5. Communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving
6. Specialized equipment, tools, and software

1. Clearly articulate job responsibilities and position within the assigned organization. (1)
2. Demonstrate proper workplace conduct and uphold professional ethics. (2,3)
3. Apply industry-specific expertise and abilities in a professional work environment. (1-3,5)
4. Precisely employ technical terminology in both written and verbal communication. (5)
5. Utilize critical thinking, ethical awareness, and effective writing to address challenges. (5)
6. Comprehend and act upon written and verbal directives. (4,5)
7. Initiate and successfully fulfill assigned duties. (4-6)
8. Utilize specialized equipment, software, and tools as necessary. (6)

1. Documentation of student clinical hours meeting or exceeding the program's minimum semester requirements.
2. Daily log of exams: observed, assisted or performed.
3. Maintenance of competency log.
4. A minimum of two evaluations by the clinical coordinator per rotation.
   1. Midterm Evaluation
   2. Final Affective Evaluation
5. Student's evaluation of the clinical site and clinical preceptor.
6. Image analysis oral presentation.
7. Complete a minimum of 15 competencies until completion.