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Mary Doucette, M.S., R.T.(ARRT), CBRPA Radiology Technology Program Director
"You don't have to attend every argument you are invited to." — Unkown
I have been in the field of Radiology Technology(RAD) for almost thirty years. Radiology Technology has been a very rewarding and exciting field. I have never regretted my decision to work for my patients.
Because of my varied experiences, I think Radiology Technology would be a great career choice for the interested student. During our 2 year program, the student will have a wide range of experiences from electromagnetic energy to the final product of an image. Helping patients during a stressful time in their lives is a very worthwhile endeavor. For additional information, please feel free to contact me at (775)753-2463 or email me at maryd@gwmail.gbcnv.edu.
Contact Information Office Hours - Tuesday: 1-3 pm
- Thursday: 9-11:30am
Education
- Radiology Technology , Marian Health Center School of Radiology Technology, 1980
- B.S. in Advanced Radiology-Radiology Practictioner Assistant, Weber State University, 2006
- M.S. in Counselling and Educational, University of Nevada, Reno, 2009
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| Interests | - My family!!
- Elko Fly Shop
- Geneology
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| Memberships | - Certified Board of Radiology Practioner Assistants(CBRPA)
- American Registry of Radiology Technology(ARRT)
- Association of Collegiate Educators in Radiologic Technology (ACERT)
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| HMS 200 |
| Title: | Ethics in Human Service |
| My Comments: | This course is a general education social sciences requirement. It is also a human service or substance abuse counselor training certificate core requirement.
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| CMI 376 |
| Title: | Sectional Anatomy in Medical Imaging |
| My Comments: | Online class delivered in the spring semester. Open to students who want to learn anatomy in different views. Pre-requisites are BIOL223 and BIOL224. |
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| RAD 112B |
| Title: | Patient Care/Medical Terminology |
| Catalog Description: | Covers procedures and practices related to radiological technology with an emphasis in patient care, patient safety, and communication. Aseptic techniques and procedures used to maintain a sterile field is explained. The use of prefixes, suffices, roots, and medical terms will be covered. Previous Medical Terminology course is recommended but not required. |
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| RAD 115B |
| Title: | Medical Ethics |
| Catalog Description: | Introduction to the medical profession regarding ethics and medical legal responsibilities. Provides the student with respect for interpersonal relationships, along with moral and ethical responsibilities to increase effective communication and empathy for the patient. Also discusses cultural diversity. |
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| RAD 116B |
| Title: | Radiography I |
| Catalog Description: | Learn radiology positioning and anatomy. Identify the anatomic structures that will be on an x-ray examination, pathology noted, and radiation safety measures that should be used. |
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| RAD 118B |
| Title: | Electrical and Radiation Physics |
| Catalog Description: | Provides knowledge of x-ray terminology and structure of x-ray circuitry, radiation production, radiation characteristics, and the photon interactions. |
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| RAD 124B |
| Title: | Radiographic Photography and Techniques |
| Catalog Description: | Covers processing of the radiographic image, from darkroom to computerized radiography. The principles and practices with manipulation of exposure factors to obtain acceptable image quality will be discussed at length. |
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| RAD 126B |
| Title: | Radiology Procedures II |
| Catalog Description: | A continuation of RAD 116B. Reviews advanced radiology procedures, pathology noted on images, radio-pharmacology, and film critique. |
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| RAD 128B |
| Title: | Imaging Equipment |
| Catalog Description: | Review all the radiographic equipment used in imaging departments and the equipment works. |
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| RAD 227B |
| Title: | Clinical Radiology III |
| Catalog Description: | A continuation of RAD 226B. Further clinical experiences will take place in order to achieve required competency. |
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| RAD 238B |
| Title: | Radiation Safety and Protection |
| Catalog Description: | Course covers the ALARA (as low as reasonable achievable) concept. It also includes the definitions and significance of radiation protection and the biological effects of radiation. National and state requirements will be discussed. |
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| RAD 242B |
| Title: | Radiography Quality Management |
| Catalog Description: | A study of quality control methods pertaining to equipment and quality issues in the radiology department. Covers performance improvement studies and quality assurance programs in relationship to current health-care trends. |
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