This course is offered by the Department of Radiography and Medical Imaging in off-campus learning mode through Monash's Centre for Learning and Teaching Support. The course, conducted over two years part-time, is directed towards health care professionals who wish to develop proficiency in the provision of medical ultrasound. Completion of the course entitles the graduate to be accredited by the Australian Sonographers Accreditation Registry.
Applicants will generally be graduates of a degree program in radiography
and medical imaging or equivalent who have attained their Statement of
Accreditation from the Australian Institute of Radiography or equivalent.
Applicants holding degrees in other related areas (such as medicine, nursing,
biomedical sciences, radiation therapy, nuclear medicine or other health
sciences) will be considered, and will be assessed on a case-by-case basis by
the Department of Radiography and Medical Imaging.
Prior to admission to the sonographic imaging units, applicants must provide
evidence verifying that they are actively engaged in clinical ultrasound for
the equivalent of three days a week. The university does not accept any
responsibility for finding clinical placements and examination variety.
Suitably qualified international students wishing to undertake the diploma in
their country of residence must also satisfy the Department of Radiography and
Medical Imaging in respect to the appropriateness of their clinical
supervision. The course involves compulsory attendance of up to five days at
the Clayton campus of Monash University.
This course consists of eight units which are completed over a minimum of two years part-time study (four 18-week semesters).
Inquiries should be directed to the course coordinator, Mr Peter Coombs, Department of Radiography and Medical Imaging, PO Box 64, Monash University, Victoria 3800, telephone (03) 9905 1348 or email peter.coombs@med.monash.edu.au. Website http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ BRadMedImag/courses/SON3402/.
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