Picture Perfect Precision
Elevate your imaging career with CT specialization.
Through Owens’ online computed tomography (CT) certificate program, you’ll train to produce diagnostic images with advanced imaging techniques. You’ll assist with complex examinations, including tissue biopsies and fluid drainages.
You’ll learn to prepare and administer contrast media and medications in accordance with state and federal regulations. As a CT technologist, you’ll master physics, human sectional anatomy, physiology and radiation protection while maintaining precise safety protocols.
Professional qualities that will set you apart in the imaging field:
- Attention to detail: Ability to ensure safety in positioning and exposure
- Patient care skills: Ability to communicate effectively & empathetically
- Sound judgment: Knowledge of professional ethics in all procedures
Small Classes. Expert Guidance.
At Owens, you will have a team of dedicated, experienced professionals guiding you. In turn, your faculty will be supported by an Advisory Committee of local professionals.
Our instructors are experts who take pride in your success. Combined with our small class sizes, you’ll get one-on-one mentorship and precise technical feedback tailored to your goals.
Award Type
Certificate
Department
Department of Radiologic Technology
Required Credit Hours
16
An Inside Look
4
Fully online courses + optional hands-on experience clinical component
$90K
Potential annual salary in Ohio
14-15
Students per class—smaller cohorts for close mentoring
Expand Your Radiologic Expertise
This certificate program will prepare you for the computed tomography ARRT examination. There is an additional clinical course available for program students who need to earn competencies to sit for the ARRT CT certification examination.
You are eligible if you already hold current ARRT registration in Radiography or Nuclear Medicine, or have been accepted as a second-year student in Owens’ Radiologic Technology, AAS program.
This program equips certified radiologic technologists with advanced diagnostic imaging skills through four focused online courses:
- CT fundamental principles: Understand the physics and technology behind CT imaging
- Sectional anatomy: Analyze detailed human anatomy in cross-sectional images
- Safety and patient care: Study proper patient assessment, care protocols and radiation safety
- Pathology and protocols: Learn precise imaging techniques for various medical conditions
Your coursework combines imaging fundamentals with clinical applications, preparing you to perform sophisticated diagnostic procedures as a specialized CT technologist.
Program Eligibility Requirements
You are eligible if you are a Radiographer, Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Radiation Therapist or accepted second year student in the Radiologic Technology, AAS program.
If you are a current Radiographer, Nuclear Medicine Technologist or Radiation Therapist, please email your credentials to the program chair, Christine Smith.
Review this important information about the Computed Tomography Certificate:
Career Outcomes
Upgrade to an in-demand career as a CT Technologist in the dynamic field of diagnostic imaging. Earning the computed tomography certificate qualifies ARRT-certified imaging professionals for specialized roles, including:
- CT Technologist
- Emergency/Trauma Imaging Specialist
- Advanced Radiologic Technologist
Contact Us
Christine Smith, Chair
Healthcare Education Center 132K (Toledo-area Campus)
(567) 661-7376 | Email
In Their Words
“Once I arrived on campus, it was the professors and classmates as well as the welcoming atmosphere where I could learn, grow and laugh that helped me realize it truly was the right place for me to succeed.”
Alexandra Briehl, Radiologic Technology, ’23
Getting Started at Owens
Begin your high-quality education at an affordable price today!
To be admitted to the School of Nursing and Health Professions (SNHP), you must first fill out an online admissions application and then—after being admitted to Owens—apply to the SNHP.
If you are a current Radiographer, Nuclear Medicine Technologist or Radiation Therapist, please email your credentials to the program chair, Christine Smith.
Upon acceptance, schedule a meeting with your admissions advisor to register for classes. Next, attend an on-campus orientation and meet with your student financial services advisor to discuss ways to pay for college.