Computed Tomography is an advanced radiographic imaging modality that utilizes highly-collimated fan-shaped x-ray beam and array of radiation detectors to produce cross-sectional images of human body structures and organs needed by physicians for diagnostic purposes. Computed tomographic images can be reconstructed in various anatomical orientations to demonstrate image details that allow for better visualization of pathology, diagnostic analysis, and radiologic interpretations.
Dallas/Fort Worth/Arlington and Houston/The Woodlands/Sugarland are in the top ten Metropolitan areas with the highest level of employment in Radiologic Technologists and technicians. Source
The median annual wage for a CT Technologist is $65,140. Source
16 weeks in the one-semester program
Parker’s graduates in the Computed Tomography certificate program can pursue a career at:
At Parker, we hold ourselves to higher standards. Through rigorous standards, constant innovation and an impulse to serve, we elevate health care education. Together, we are in the pursuit of higher health.
Parker University strives to make this website compliant to ADA Accessibility standards by regularly updating to Section 508 and WCAG2.0 A qualifications at a minimum.
