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What accreditation does CT or MRI certification need to have?

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Looking at a radiography program at a local community college in Arizona that is JRCERT accredited but does not offer certification for CT or MRI. How do I get certified for CT and MRI from an accredited place if the community college doesn’t offer these certification programs? Do you get them online? Through another school? Or would it be better in the long run to get all of these certifications at the same institution meaning look at other radiography programs? Don’t want to waste time and money going through a program if I’ll end up having to retake these certification classes from a more accredited program.

Also! If I go through the JRCERT program in Arizona, and pass the ARRT certification process, am I able to take that certification anywhere if I plan to move states?

Thank you!!!

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