Senior Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine
Center code (08074082)
Introduction of the Cycle
He Higher Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine It trains you to operate radiodiagnostic and nuclear medicine equipment, which are essential for the detection and prevention of diseases. This is a key profile in radiology and diagnostic imaging services, with a high labour demand. Forma-t Group We offer you complete training with professionals in the sector, hospital internships and a flexible itinerary that adapts to your study pace.General Competencies
- Perform diagnostic imaging studies using X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound equipment, ensuring the safe use of ionizing radiation.
- Collaborate in nuclear medicine procedures and perform support tasks in the field of medical diagnosis.
- Apply radiation protection techniques and maintain equipment and work areas in optimal conditions to ensure the safety of patients and healthcare personnel.
Qualification
At the end of the cycle, students obtain the official degree of Senior Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, nationally recognized and valid for working in medical diagnostic centers, hospitals and clinics, both public and private.Duration, Schedule and Modality
Duration: 2,000 hours (approximately 2 academic years). Mode: In person and online (subject to availability). Schedules: Morning and afternoon shifts.Subjects or Modules and Credit Load
The official curriculum of the Generalitat de Catalunya for this training cycle includes the following modules:- Patient Care in Radiology
- Physical Fundamentals and Equipment
- Radiation Protection
- Simple and Contrast Radiology Techniques
- Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Nuclear Medicine
- Radiotherapy imaging
- Digital Image Processing and Analysis
- First aid
- Personal Itinerary for Employability
- Practices
- Intermodular Project
Internships in Centers
Internships take place in hospitals, clinics and diagnostic centers, where students apply their knowledge in real-life environments under professional supervision.Scholarships and Funding
To facilitate access to training, we offer different options scholarships and grants:- State Scholarships: grants awarded by the Ministry of Education to students who meet certain academic and financial requirements.
- Agreements with financial institutions that offer financing options to cover tuition and other expenses associated with training.
- Forma-t Group's own scholarshipsAt Grupo Forma-t we believe in accessible training for all, offering our students the opportunity to access quality vocational training, without economic circumstances being a barrier. For this reason, we offer various scholarships of our own.
Continuing Education
This training cycle allows you to continue your education and access:- Higher Education Cycles of the health branch
- University degrees related to medical imaging and health
- Specialization courses, which will allow you a higher level of employability and improve your training in specific areas of the health sector
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Career opportunities
Once titled as Senior Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, you will be able to work in:
- Hospitals and clinics with radiodiagnostic services
- Diagnostic imaging centers
- Nuclear medicine and radiotherapy units
- Companies in the diagnostic imaging equipment sector
Access
Requirements for Studying Vocational Training
Shortcut:
- Title of Baccalaureate or equivalent
- Title of Intermediate Technician or Higher Technician
- Having overcome the university entrance exam for people over 25 years old
Access by test: If you do not meet the above requirements, you can access through a higher grade entrance exam
Validations
Students with professional experience in this sector can validate the training units recognised through our Advice and Recognition Service. They can also be totally or partially exempt from the internship module. In addition, those with previous qualifications can request the corresponding validations provided for by the regulations.
Request information without obligation, our advisory team will help you.
Student Profile
The Advanced Training Course in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine is aimed at students interested in health sciences and medical technology, especially in the use of imaging equipment for diagnosis. This course is ideal for those who wish to understand how advanced technologies, such as X-rays, magnetic resonance imaging and nuclear medicine, can improve healthcare and patient safety.
It is advisable to have a good level of knowledge in subjects such as biology, physics and chemistry, as well as an interest in technological advances applied to health. Basic knowledge of English is also recommended, since much of the technical and scientific literature is in this language.
Curriculum
Curriculum and Schedule
Title obtained
Senior Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine
Schedules
Schedules designed to combine theoretical training at the educational center's facilities with practical training in collaborating hospitals and health centers. The face-to-face modality is the main one, with specific options adjusted to the needs of the students according to the availability of the center.
Subjects or Modules per Course
- Patient Care in Radiology
- Physical Fundamentals and Equipment
- Radiation Protection
- Simple and Contrast Radiology Techniques
- Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Nuclear Medicine
- Radiotherapy imaging
- Digital Image Processing and Analysis
- First aid
- Personal Itinerary for Employability
- Practices
- Intermodular Project
School Term
Annual, distributed over two academic years.
Professional Internships
Practical training in professional environments such as hospitals and health centres, in radiodiagnostic units, nuclear medicine and magnetic resonance. Students will apply their knowledge in diagnostic imaging procedures and in the use of advanced technologies.
Project Module
Module aimed at the integration and practical application of acquired knowledge, developed in collaboration with hospitals or health centres in the radiological field.
Competencies / Learning outcomes
Basic Competencies
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding in the field of diagnostic imaging and nuclear medicine, applying the theoretical and practical foundations acquired since secondary education and updated with technological and scientific advances.
- Apply the knowledge acquired in a professional manner in the healthcare field, developing skills to solve specific problems and propose effective solutions in diagnostic procedures.
- Gather and interpret relevant data obtained through diagnostic imaging techniques to make informed judgments on issues of scientific, social or ethical relevance.
- Communicate information, ideas and solutions related to diagnostic imaging to specialized audiences (health professionals) and non-specialized audiences (patients and family members), in a clear and effective manner.
- Develop skills that enable students to pursue higher education or specializations related to the health and technology sectors, promoting autonomy and continuous learning.
Specific Competencies
- Technical and clinical fundamentals: Know and understand the technical and clinical principles of diagnostic imaging methods, including radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and nuclear medicine.
- Radiation protection: Apply the principles of radiation protection at all stages of the diagnostic process, ensuring the safety of patients, professionals and the environment.
- Equipment Operation: Safely and efficiently operate diagnostic imaging equipment, ensuring the quality of the images obtained to facilitate accurate diagnoses.
- Radiopharmaceuticals: Prepare and manipulate radiopharmaceuticals used in nuclear medicine procedures, complying with established protocols and safety regulations.
- Advanced techniques: Know and apply advanced techniques in the processing, analysis and interpretation of medical images, using digital tools and specialized software.
- Teamwork: Collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary healthcare teams, integrating with other professionals to optimize diagnostic and treatment processes.
- Regulations and ethics: Apply legal and ethical regulations related to the use of ionizing radiation and the management of patients in the healthcare environment.
- Innovation and continuous improvement: Identify and propose improvements in diagnostic procedures through the implementation of new technologies and advanced techniques.
Transversal Competencies
- Team collaboration: Working effectively in multidisciplinary teams, valuing the contributions of other professionals and fostering a collaborative approach to healthcare.
- Effective communication: Transmit information, procedures and conclusions clearly and precisely, both in written reports and oral presentations, adapting to the characteristics of the audience.
- Continuing education: Maintain a commitment to constant updating in technological, scientific and methodological advances related to diagnostic imaging and nuclear medicine.
- Professional ethics: Act responsibly, professionally and ethically, respecting legal regulations, data confidentiality, and patient rights in all activities related to diagnostic imaging.
Tuition
Tuition
At Forma-t you have the option of enrolling online, through this website, or directly through the advisory team at the Barcelona or Madrid center.
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Contact
If you have any questions or problems during the self-registration period, you can contact us:
- Phone: 93 432 97 97
- E-mail: info@wordpress.grupoformat.com
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