Continuing Education Programs & Courses

Safety is everyone’s responsibility, but ultimately someone needs to ensure safe work practices are in place and are being followed.

Quality control is a critical responsibility for all site leaders and workers. This course explores ways to successfully implement inspection, testing, and planning programs.

This course provides an in-depth experience pull planning and workface planning using Lean inspired methodologies.

As an on-site lead, you need skills to be able to estimate costs, and accurately report results to ensure work is on budget.

Refresh your knowledge of radiographic anatomy through this online course for technologists.

Recognize and identify the cross-sectional anatomy of major body areas such as the head, chest, spine, and abdomen.

Discovering common pathologies will enable you to recognize and describe the pathologies and anomalies encountered while performing radiological procedures.

Refresh your skills by exploring entry level radiographic procedures.

Patient care is one of the most important parts of the technologist’s daily responsibilities.

Operating the x-ray equipment is integral in practicing the science of Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technology.

Describe the components, features, operation, and processes used for digital fluoroscopy, digital subtraction angiography (DSA), pantomography, and bone mineral density (BMD).

Explore the Canadian standards for the use of radiation as a Combined Laboratory and X-Ray Technologist.

Quality assurance is essential to providing the utmost care for patients and creating procedures. Delve into concepts incorporated into a quality assurance program.

This module is designed to introduce the concepts of Competence Management as well as instruct participants how to build a basic performance (competence) standard.

This module is to instruct participants how to develop a basic employee competence profile and to identify what may be missing that would prevent the employee from attaining competence.