Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences

Dean: States

Instructors of Teaching: Gross, Stinehelfer

Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences

The MSRS program would provide advanced training to nuclear medicine technologists seeking to become multi-modality technologists, radiology directors, administrators, researchers, and educators. The program features further training in the fields of positron emission tomography (PET), computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance (MR) in order to obtain national certification board eligibility. The program will meet all didactic and clinical requirements of these certification boards.

Discontinued New Enrollments June 2024

Degree Requirements

The Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences degree requirements include:

MSRS 600	Patient Care and Safety	3
MSRS 610	Image Processing and Quality Analysis	3
MSRS 620	PET/CT/MR Instrumentation	3
MSRS 630	PET Procedures	3
MSRS 640	CT Procedures	3
MSRS 650	Pharmaceuticals and Radiopharmacy	2
MSRS 660	Cross-Sectional Anatomy	2
MSRS 670	MR Principles and Procedures	2
MSRS 680	Radiologic Science Clinical	Variable
MSRS 690	Radiologic Science Capstone	1

And two of the following:

HCMG 600	Managed Care	3
HCMG 610	Healthcare Regulations and Public Policy	3
HCMG 620	Healthcare Financial Analysis and Control	3

MSRS 680: minimum of 16 hours

Effective as of 4/20/2020