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The IMAGE Program: Imaging Modality Advancement & Guided Education 

Gain the specialized training you need to perform advanced imaging techniques with confidence

Flexible learning options

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Designed for busy professionals, our courses offer a blend of online learning, onsite training and clinical mentorship, allowing you to progress at a pace that fits your schedule.

Expert faculty

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Learn directly from experienced technologists, radiologists and modality-credentialed educators who bring years of clinical and teaching expertise.

Competency-based training

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Our curriculum aligns with ARRT post primary requirements, so you’ll have the foundation you need to prepare for credentialing examinations and clinical competency documentation.

Supportive learning environment

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From enrollment to certification, our team is committed to guiding you every step of the way, with the academic support, clinical training assistance and personalized coaching you need to thrive.

Message from the program director

Radiologic technologists play a vital role in today’s rapidly evolving healthcare environment. Post primary certification empowers technologists to deepen their expertise, explore new career pathways and provide advanced diagnostic imaging services with confidence.

Advanced imaging modalities, such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, mammography and interventional radiography, require specialized training. Our IMAGE (Imaging Modality Advancement & Guided Education) programs equip you with the knowledge and hands-on skills you need to transition smoothly into these specialty roles.

Join us — and be a part of a collaborative community focused on improving patient outcomes through innovative diagnostic practices. Whether you’re beginning your career or ready to take the next step, our programs are designed to support your growth and success.

– Gina Markle, MHA, RT(R)(M)
Director of the School of Medical Imaging
Program Director of Radiography
570-214-9253
gmmarkle@geisinger.edu

Gina Markle
Computed tomography (CT)

The Geisinger IMAGE Program (Imaging Modality Advancement & Guided Education Program) for computed tomography is designed for registered radiologic technologists seeking to advance their careers in CT. 

This 6-month program prepares you for a successful career in computed tomography by imparting the knowledge and skills needed to pass the ARRT CT examination. 

The program also equips you with the structured educational credits required by the ARRT, using Clover Learning to fulfill the 16 credits needed.  

You’ll receive 8 dedicated hours each week to work toward achieving these educational modules. This program also offers guidance in completing the clinical requirements necessary for ARRT eligibility. We’ll provide supplementary educational materials and support to be sure you have a comprehensive, well-rounded learning experience. 

Questions? Contact the radiology education coordinator for CT at kcaputo2@geisinger.edu. 

 
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

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Mammography

The Geisinger IMAGE Program (Imaging Modality Advancement & Guided Education Program) for mammography is for registered radiologic technologists who wish to pursue a career in mammography.   

This 6-month program offers clinical and didactic education to be able to sit for and successfully pass the mammography boards by the end of the program. You’re guaranteed 8 hours of didactic learning a week. You will use the Mammography Initial Training Package by X-Ray Lady® modules to acquire the 16 structured education credits needed to sit for the exam, along with supplementary materials and lectures. The program offers clinical education in patient care, image production and procedures. 

Question? Contact the radiology education coordinator for mammography at szielinskie@geisinger.edu.  

 
Interventional radiography (IR)

The Geisinger IMAGE Program (Imaging Modality Advancement & Guided Education Program) for interventional radiology is for registered radiologic technologists who wish to pursue a career in IR. 

This 18-month program offers clinical and didactic education you need to sit for and successfully pass the vascular interventional boards by the end of the program. You’re guaranteed 8 hours of didactic learning a week (Monday and Thursday, 8 a.m. – noon). The ASRT Vascular Interventional Essentials modules will allow you to acquire the 16 structured education credits needed to sit for the exam. We’ll also use supplementary material along with lectures from other modality experts. The program offers clinical education in body IR, neuro and vascular. 

Questions? Contact the radiology education coordinator for IR at kcaputo2@geisinger.edu.

 
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