CT Anatomy for Radiation Therapy

Delivered Online

Duration

8 weeks

Cost $330

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This course provides radiation therapists with the knowledge to interpret CT images.

Overview

There is an identified knowledge gap for qualified radiation therapists worldwide due to the recent integration of CT into radiotherapy workplaces and equipment. New technology now requires radiation therapists to interpret CT images on a regular basis.

This course provides you with the knowledge to fill that gap.

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By the end of the course you will be able to:

  • Discuss the essential concepts of CT image production and interpretation
  • Identify major anatomical structures relevant to radiation therapy on CT images

Who should participate?

This course is designed for Radiation Therapists and allied health staff who need to expand their knowledge of CT structure identification

Core concepts

  1. Radiographic and CT image production
  2. General CT image interpretation skills
  3. CT Anatomy: male pelvis
  4. CT Anatomy: female pelvis
  5. CT Anatomy: abdomen
  6. CT Anatomy: thorax
  7. CT Anatomy: head and neck
  8. CT Anatomy: intracranial

Details

Where and when

Online

You can start training at any time.

Cost

Initial registration: $330 (GST included)

Additional 4 weeks of online access: $55 (GST included)

More details

The course will be delivered online, including formative and summative assessment. You will be given 8 weeks of access to online resources. If you need further access, you may re-enter your account and purchase another 4 weeks of access. The course generally takes 3-4 hours each week.

Assessment

Online automated formative assessment will be conducted for each module to reinforce your knowledge and understanding of theory (modules 1-2) and structure identification skills (modules 3-8).

Online automated summative assessment will test your ability to identify structures on a range of CT images.

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Contact

For more information about course content, contact Julie Burbery, School of Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Health.
For more information about registration or payments queries, contact QUTeX.