IMT(Imaging Technology) Technology is a high-tech health services career for students who are interested in providing direct patient care and working as part of a healthcare team. Although no prior experience is necessary to apply for this program, students must demonstrate good communication and interpersonal skills, strong problem-solving skills, honesty, dependability and adaptability.
The IMT program develops competence in the knowledge and skills required for various Imaging Technologies. The integrated curriculum, designed to be completed in 4 years on a full-time basis, includes both didactic and clinical education components.

Why ACMT?
• Great hands-on experience. ACMT has an advantage over other programs in that the college has a state-of-art radiology lab on campus. In this lab, students can practice and perform procedures and then process the images.
• Active student organization.

Career Opportunities

A nationwide shortage of healthcare workers is expected to continue through at least 2010. IMT program graduates can work in rural or urban areas in varied settings, including hospitals, doctors’ offices, and free-standing imaging clinics. Some graduates may choose employment as a contract or travel technologist, and work at various locations throughout the world.
The IMT Program Faculty encourages graduates to practice the concept of life long learning by continuing their education, whether it be in a formal or informal manner. Graduates have opportunities for additional on-the-job training in other modalities such as CT, Ultrasound, and Special Procedures.

The mission of the American College of Medical Technology IMT Program is to educate students to be marketable in various aspects of various imaging technologies , while providing the healthcare community with professional, compassionate and competent Imaging Technologists. The program instills high quality patient care principles, and high ethical standards for the professional growth of the student. The concepts of life-long learning are fostered within the students to direct them toward continued success within their careers.

Program Goals

The goals of the American College of Medical Technology MRI Technology Program are to develop caring and compassionate radiographic professionals who will:
• Administer high quality patient care with a team approach to the healthcare process.
• Demonstrate proficiency in communication and critical thinking skills related to the Various Imaging Technology profession.
• Provide the healthcare community with qualified students/graduates who practice the concept of life-long learning.

Flexible Learning Format with convenient, accessible scheduling and adult-oriented learning environments.

Statewide Accreditation — The Bureau for Private Postsecondary & Vocational Education.

Affordable Tuition — Full-time financial

aid via private lenders or direct monthly installment program, and reasonable costs.

Faculty — Academic credentials real-world experience.

Cohort Program - complete the program with the same group of peers from start to finish.