Student Handbook 2021 - Century College
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMStudent Handbook2021
TABLE OF CONTENTSPageIntroduction . 1CENTURY COLLEGE INFORMATIONAccreditation . 1Administrative Personnel and Phone Numbers . 1Campus Policies . 1Data Privacy . 2Academic Alert .2E-Mail .2Mental Health Resources . 2Veteran Services . 3PROGRAM INFORMATIONAcademic Calendar . 3Accreditation . 3Advisory Committee . 3Clinical Affiliations. 3Clinical Education Centers . 4Computer Requirements . 5Costs . 5Course Sequence . 6Curriculum Change Disclaimer . 7General Education Requirements . 7Goals . 7Graduation Requirements . 8Mission Statement . 8Objectives. 8On-Line Courses . 10Personnel and Phone Numbers .10Refunds .12Scholarships . 12PROGRAM POLICIESAcademic Honesty . 12Appeal Process . 13Attendance . 14Cell Phones/Electronic Devices. 14Communicable Diseases . 14Concurrent Enrollment . 15CPR Certification . 15Copyright Disclaimer. 15Criminal Background Check.16Drugs and Alcohol . 16Extended Absence. 17Funeral Leave. 17Grade Appeal . 17Grievance/Complaint . 18Harassment and Discrimination . 19
Health Insurance . 19Incomplete Grade . 20Jury Duty . 20Military Leave . 20Paternity Leave . 20Patient Confidentiality . 20Pre-clinical Health Assessment. 21Pregnancy . 21Professional Development . 23Professional Liability Insurance . 23Readmission . 23Registration . 23Return to Program . 24Withdrawal . 25CLINICAL POLICIESIntroduction . 26Absence . 26Clinical Competencies . 28Clinical Make-up Time .31Clinical Coordinator Responsibilities .32Clinical Facilitator Responsibilities . 32Direct / Indirect Supervision . 32Dress Code . 33General Policies . 34Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) . 35Grades .36Rotation Evaluations . 36Comprehensive Examinations . 37Image Analysis .38Clinical Requirement . 39Non-Compliance and Non-Performance Reports .39Hours . 39Evening Assignments .40Weekend Assignments .40Non-Compliance Reports. 41Non-Performance Reports .43Orientation . 45Portable Radiography. 46Pre-Clinical Requirements . 46Radiation Safety . 46Radiographic Markers . 49Registration . 50Site Evaluation . 50Site Selection . 50Social Media . 50Student Conferences . 51Student Employment. 51Student Responsibilities to Technologists . 52Suspension / Dismissal . 52
Syllabus .55Tardy .55Time Record. 55Technologist Responsibilities .55Unprofessional Behavior . 56Unsafe Behavior. 57Variance Reporting .57A.R.R.T. Code of Ethics .58The Patient’s Bill of Rights . 60Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology Standards . 62
INTRODUCTIONThe purpose of this handbook is to give the student a "guide" which will provide useful information regardingthe regulations and standards established by the Century College Radiologic Technology (Rad Tech) programas well as specific information about the academic and clinical components of the program. Each student isrequired to sign a form acknowledging that they have read and understand the content of the Student Handbookand agree to abide by the policies and procedures contained herein.Students enrolled in the Century College Radiologic Technology Program will be responsible for observingCollege rules and regulations as stated in the current College catalog. All Rad Tech students are urged tobecome familiar with the Radiologic Technology Program policies, procedures and requirements found in thishandbook. Failure to do so will not exempt or excuse the student from full compliance. Questions concerningprogram policies and procedures should be directed to the Radiologic Technology Program faculty.Century College InformationACCREDITATIONCentury College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North CentralAssociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400, Chicago, Illinois 606022504; phone 800-621-7400 or 651-779-3300.ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL AND PHONE NUMBERS3B4BPresidentAngelia Millender5B651-779-3342Vice President of Academic AffairsJenni Swenson651-779- 3493Academic DeanBeth Hein651-779- 34380B1BCAMPUS POLICIESStudents should refer to the student section of the Century College website at century.edu to findinformation related to the following policies, but not limited to: Academic Progress and Probation-Suspension PolicyAcademic calendarAcademic policiesAccommodations for disabilitiesAdmission policiesCopyright PolicyEmergency Procedures for Fire, Tornado, EvacuationFinancial aidGrading system1
Graduation requirements and honorsPersonal counselingProcedure – complaint of Discrimination and-or HarassmentProcedures for Accidents, Injuries and IncidentsRefund policiesRequirements for Degrees, Diplomas and CertificatesSatisfactory Academic ProgressSexual Violence ProcedureStudent ADA Access Complaint ProcedureStudent Complaint and Grievance Policy and ProcedureStudent Conduct and Academic HonestyStudent Data PracticesStudent Government, Organizations and ClubsTransfer creditTuition and feesDATA PRIVACYCentury College, in compliance with the Federal Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), affordsstudents certain rights with respect to their educational records. Student records are official records ofCentury College and will be used for educational purposes according to Minnesota and federal student datalaws. Private and confidential student information collected by the College is properly secured.ACADEMIC ALERTAt the request of an instructor, an early warning notice will be sent by the Records Office to students whoare at risk for unsuccessful completion of a course. Students who have not been attending class, completingassignments, or meeting course requirements are regarded as ‘at risk students.’ Upon receipt of an emailalert, students need to contact the instructor to discuss the feasibility of successfully completing the course.It is the student’s responsibility to follow through with the instructor to determine any necessary action.E-MAILEach registered student has a Century College-assigned e-mail account that serves as an official means ofcommunication with all students. Students are responsible for all information sent to them via their CenturyCollege-assigned e-mail account. If a student chooses to forward their College e-mail account, he/she isresponsible for all information, including attachments, sent to any other e-mail account. Assistance withactivating a student e-mail account can be obtained in any of the college computer labs.MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCESCentury College has prepared a Faculty Handbook for Student Success that includes information on how toaccess resources dealing with mental health issues such as chemical dependency, depression, eatingdisorders, generalized anxiety, test anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), self –injury / cutting, andsuicide. To access the Handbook go to ook-forStudent-Success.aspx2
VETERAN SERVICESCentury College is approved by the Veterans Administration for the education of veterans and is responsiblefor certifying, training, and transmitting necessary credentials and information to the VeteransAdministration. Students can contact the Records Office for more information.2BRadiologic Technology Program InformationACADEMIC CALENDARThe College academic calendar is published annually. The Radiologic Technology Program follows theCollege academic calendar. Information in the calendar is subject to change without notice. Students are notscheduled for classes or clinical when the College is not in session. (See College Catalog)ACCREDITATIONThe Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) promotes excellence ineducation and enhances quality and safety of patient care through the accreditation of educational programs.JRCERT is the only agency recognized by the United States Department of Education to accrediteducational programs in radiography and radiation therapy.The Century College Radiologic Technology Program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee onEducation in Radiologic Technology, 20 N. Wacker Dr., Suite 2850, Chicago, Illinois 60606-3182; phone:312-704-5300; e-mail: mail@jrcert.org; website www.jrcert.org. The Century College RadiologicTechnology Program was most recently visited in April of 2018 and was awarded an additional eight yearaccreditation, the maximum award allowed.Programs accredited by the JRCERT must demonstrate that they are in substantial compliance with therelevant JRCERT accreditation STANDARDS. A list of the STANDARDS can be found at the end of thisHandbook. Students can contact the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology withspecific program concerns/complaints relating to alleged non-compliance. The Program maintains a recordof complaints and their resolution.ADVISORY COMMITTEEThe Program’s advisory committee is structured to provide guidance and advice regarding program design,operation, accountability, expansion, and closure in accordance with MnSCU policy 3.30. The students,faculty and College administration recognize the committee’s vital role in the radiologic technologyprogram. Members of this group include the Program faculty and clinical facilitators and identify programneeds and opportunities. A list of the members can be found under the personnel and numbers portion ofthis document.CLINICAL AFFILIATIONSThe program participates in outside affiliations with area medical organizations. Affiliations are designed toprovide a well-rounded education for each student. The Program’s continued successful relationship with theseaffiliates is dependent upon professional conduct exhibited by all students.3
CLINICAL EDUCATION CENTERSAllina Medical Specialties255 North Smith AvenueSuite 100St. Paul, MN 55102651-241-2614St. Paul Children’s Hospital345 North Smith AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55102651-220-6147Fairview Sports & Orthopedics10961 Club West Parkway NESuite 200Blaine, MN 55449763-852-6446Summit Orthopedics- Eagan2620 Eagan Woods Dr.Eagan, MN 55121651-968-5234Gillette Children’s SpecialtyHealthcare200 East University AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55101651-229-3817Summit Orthopedics – Vadnais Heights3580 Arcade StreetVadnais Heights, MN 55127651-968-5397HealthEast Clinic- Woodbury1825 Woodwinds DriveWoodbury, MN 55125651-232-6816Summit Orthopedics – Woodlake Center2090 Woodwinds DriveWoodbury, MN 55123651-968-5875HealthEast St. John’s Hospital1575 Beam AvenueMaplewood, MN 55109651-232-7670Stillwater Medical Group1500 Curve Crest BoulevardStillwater, MN 55082651-439-1234HealthPartners Specialty CenterGeneral Radiology401 Phalen BoulevardSt. Paul, MN 55101651-254-8225Twin City Orthopedics- Vadnais Heights3545 Hwy 61Vadnais Heights, MN 55110651-275-2707HealthPartners Neuroscience SpecialtyCenter295 Phalen Blvd.St. Paul, MN 55130651-495-6274Twin City Orthopedics- Fairview5130 Fairview Boulevard Suite 100Wyoming, MN 55092651-275-2732Lakeview Memorial Hospital927 Churchill Street WestStillwater, MN 55082651-430-7193Twin City Spine- St. Paul225 Smith Ave N. #200St. Paul, MN 55102651-241-61674
Mercy Hospital4050 Coon Rapids BoulevardCoon Rapids, MN 55433763-236-7573United Hospital333 North Smith AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55102651-241-8048Regions Hospital640 Jackson StreetSt. Paul, MN 55101651-254-5642Unity Hospital550 Osborne Road NortheastFridley, MN 55432763-236-4175Saint Paul Radiology2945 Hazelwood St., Suite 100Maplewood, MN 55109651-747-4611Woodwinds Health Campus1925 Woodwinds DriveWoodbury, MN 55125651-232-0184COMPUTER REQUIREMENTSCentury College uses Desire2Learn (D2L) Brightspace as its online learning management system. TheRadiologic Technology Program utilizes D2L to varying degrees in all Program courses. New and updatedcourse information is distributed to students throughout the curriculum using the D2L online format. Studentsare responsible for information disseminated on the D2L web pages and are, therefore, required to have a basicunderstanding of computer operations and internet use.The Century College Information Technology Division has two on-campus computer labs, E1710 located onthe first floor of the East Campus, and W3165 located on the third floor of the West Campus, which providecomputer access for all registered Century students. The centers are equipped to support courses usingIBM-compatible computers. Staff is available to provide assistance in the use of the computer equipment.Students have the option of using their own personal computers to meet D2L course requirements. It is thestudent’s responsibility to have a reliable computer capable of doing the work in a blended or online course(see Online Courses). To perform a check on a personal or home computer system to ensure it is properlyconfigured for D2L use, students can go to the Century College homepage at www.century.edu; click onCurrent Students at the top of the page; click on the Online Learning link; under the Desire2Learn supportsection, click on Check your computer system. This check verifies correct browser version, browsersettings and display settings, and checks for D2L required plug-ins. Microsoft Office 2016 is therecommended software for use on home computers to assure compatibility with on-campus computers.COSTSTuition rates for state colleges are established by the Board of Trustees for Minnesota State and are subject tochange each academic year. Current tuition and fee rates are posted on the Century College website atwww.century.edu . All registered students are financially committed for tuition and fees. Students are requiredto pay tuition and fees unless they drop classes by the deadline listed on the refund policy. Students can checkthe College’s current course schedule for payment information and dates. Students can also view their feestatement online at www.century.edu by clicking on Online Services. Students are encouraged to contact theBusiness Office at 651-779-3278 to discuss payment options. Current tuition rates can be found on the CenturyCollege website.5
COURSE SEQUENCE1st FALL SEMESTERCREDITSRADT 1020Fundamentals of Radiography3RADT 1031Anatomy & Positioning I5TOTAL CREDITS81st SPRING SEMESTERRADT 1032Anatomy & Positioning II4RADT 1040RADT 1781Radiographic Exposure Factors3Clinical Radiography I56B7BTOTAL CREDITS121st SUMMER SESSIONRADT 1782Clinical Radiography II6RADT 2000Radiation Biology & Protection18BTOTAL CREDITS72ND FALL SEMESTERRADT 2020Introduction to Sectional Anatomy2RADT 2030Radiation Physics & Quality Control2RADT 2783Clinical Radiography III89BTOTAL CREDITS122ND SPRING SEMESTERRADT 2010Imaging Pathology1RADT 2090Topics In Radiology1Introduction to Computed Tomography1Clinical Radiography IV811RADT 2100RADT 278410B11BTOTAL CREDITS2ND SUMMER SESSIONRADT 2060Radiography Seminar2RADT 2785Clinical Radiography V6TOTAL CREDITS86
CURRICULUM CHANGE DISCLAIMERCentury College Radiologic Technology Program reserves the right to make changes without notice in theradiographic curriculum, scheduling, and/or policies in order to preserve the high standards required forapproval and accreditation of the Program.GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTSGoal 1 - CommunicationMinimum of 7 creditsCreditsEngl 1021Composition I4One Of The Following Speech Courses:3Comm 1021Fundamentals of Public SpeakingComm 1031Interpersonal CommunicationComm 1041Small Group CommunicationComm 1051Intercultural CommunicationGoal 2 – Critical Thinking is automatically fulfilled when all other MnTC goals arecompleteGoal 3 and/or 4 - Sciences / Math / Logical Reasoning3Goal 5 - History / Social and Behavioral SciencesGoal 6 - Humanities and Fine ArtsGoal 7 – Human Diversity*Goal 8 – Global Perspectives*Goal 9 – Ethical and Civic Responsibility*Goal 10 – People and the Environment*12B*Goals 7 - 10: Credits in each of the Goals 7-10 may be fulfilled withcourses (denoted with an asterisk) listed under Goals 1-6 above or bycompleting additional coursework. One course may fulfill a maximumof two (2) goals.3Refer to the current Century College catalog for a complete list of Minnesota State course options.GOALSThe goal of the Program is to educate students in the development of the skills required for performing safe,diagnostic radiography. Graduates are awarded an Associate in Applied Science Degree in RadiologicTechnology. The goals of the Radiologic Technology program are as follows:Goal One: Students will demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving skill required for providing safe,quality patient care.Goal Two: Students will demonstrate clinical competence when performing radiographic procedures.7
Goal Three: The student will demonstrate effective communication skills when interacting with patients,healthcare team-members, and others.Goal Four: The student will identify radiologic technology professional development opportunities.GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSThe Associate in Applied Science Degree in Radiologic Technology is awarded to students who:1.Earn a minimum of 78 credits with a cumulative grade point average of 2.00 or higher.2.Earn a grade of C or higher in all required Radiologic Technology Program and degree courses.3.Meet minimum distribution requirements in general education and liberal arts courses.4.Fulfill all Radiologic Technology Program course requirements.5.Satisfactorily complete all Clinical Competency Evaluation requirements.6.File an Application for Graduation form with the College Records Office within the specified time limits.It is the student's responsibility to ensure that all degree courses are completed prior to graduation. Studentsmay run their own DARS (Degree Audit Reporting System) anytime on the web through Century’s OnlineServices. A DARS report indicates requirements that have already been completed, requirements that remainunsatisfied and how transfer courses fulfill requirements. More information about DARS is available onCentury’s website at www.century.edu and at the Counseling and Career Center.Graduation application forms are available by either attending a graduation orientation session or viewing theonline version at www.century.edu. Graduation requirements are available in the Counseling and CareerCenter, room 2410 West Campus. Refer to the college calendar regarding deadlines to apply. Refer to thecurrent College catalog at ww.century.edu for a complete listing of graduation requirements.All Program Requirements Must Be Completed to Establish Eligibility Status For Graduation. AllAcademic Degree Requirements Must Be Completed To Be Eligible To Write The American Registryof Radiologic Technologists (A.R.R.T.) Certification Examination.MISSIONThe purpose of the Program is to educate students to become clinically competent, entry-level radiographerscapable of practicing independent judgement in the performance of radiographic procedures that meetcommunity healthcare needs.OBJECTIVESThe profession of radiography requires the ability to provide appropriate healthcare services. Radiographers arehighly skilled professionals qualified by education to perform imaging examinations and accompanyingresponsibilities at the request of physicians qualified to prescribe and/or perform radiologic procedures. The8
goal of the Radiologic Technology Program is to provide the necessary didactic and clinical education tostudents enrolled in the program to the degree that upon program completion, the graduate can:1.Use oral and written communication appropriate to the medical profession.2.Demonstrate appropriate communication skills with a variety of patients, i.e. pediatrics, geriatrics,mentally impaired, trauma, etc.3.Demonstrate knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and pathology.4.Anticipate and provide basic patient care, safety and comfort.5.Assist in drug/contrast medium administration.6.Demonstrate knowledge of venipuncture precautions, care and complications.7.Demonstrate knowledge of contrast media pharmacology and its uses in Radiology.8.Recognize emergency patient conditions and initiate first aid / basic life support procedures.9.Demonstrate effective use of universal precautions and isolation techniques.10.Demonstrate proper body mechanics when transferring and positioning patients to prevent injury to selfand others.11.Perform basic mathematical functions as they relate to radiograph
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