Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Program
Train for opportunities in magnetic resonance imaging and prepare for a specialized healthcare career serving patients throughout Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati area.
Approximately 24 Months*
Designed to support focused program completion.
Total Program Credits
Coursework includes general education, MRI, lab, and clinical courses.
Associate Degree
Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Certification Preparation
Designed to prepare students to sit for ARRT MRI certification pathways.
*Program length may vary based on transfer credits, enrollment status, scheduling, and successful completion of program requirements.
What is Beckfield College’s MRI Program?
Beckfield College’s Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging is an approximately 24-month, 98-credit program offered at the Florence, Kentucky campus. The program is designed to help students build MRI knowledge, patient care skills, imaging safety awareness, clinical simulation experience, and supervised clinical experience while preparing for ARRT MRI certification pathways.
Prepare for a Career in Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Beckfield College’s Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging program is designed to prepare students with the general education, applied knowledge, technical skills, and professional work habits used in entry-level MRI settings.
MRI technologists use magnetic resonance imaging equipment to help produce detailed images that assist physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Where MRI Technologists May Work
- Hospitals
- Physician and medical offices
- Diagnostic laboratories
- Outpatient centers
Why Students Choose Beckfield College
Beckfield provides a focused healthcare learning environment at its Florence, Kentucky campus, serving students from Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati area.
Hands-On Lab Practice
Students gain practice through Clinical SIM Positioning Procedures I, II, and III.
Clinical Education
The program includes supervised clinical experience through MRI Clinical I, II, and III.
Focused Curriculum
Coursework includes MRI physics, sectional anatomy, patient care, safety, and imaging techniques.
Student Support
Students have access to academic, student services, technology, and career support resources.
Florence Campus
Located at 16 Spiral Drive in Florence, Kentucky, near Cincinnati.
Institutional Accreditation
Beckfield College is institutionally accredited by ABHES.
What You’ll Learn
The MRI curriculum includes MRI physics, sectional anatomy, patient care and safety, clinical simulation, advanced imaging, and supervised clinical experience.
MRI Foundations
- MRI Physics and Instrumentation I & II
- Sectional Anatomy I & II
- Medical Terminology
- Anatomy and Physiology I & II
Patient Care & Safety
- Patient Care and Safety in MRI
- Venipuncture for Imaging Professionals
- Ethics and Healthcare Laws in Imaging Sciences
- Medical Imaging Pathology
Clinical Simulation
- Clinical SIM Positioning Procedures I
- Clinical SIM Positioning Procedures II
- Clinical SIM Positioning Procedures III
- Advanced Imaging Techniques
Clinical & Registry Prep
- MRI Clinical I
- MRI Clinical II
- MRI Clinical III
- Registry Review
Hands-On Learning & Clinical Experience
Students gain practice in the college’s lab simulators and supervised clinical experience at a clinical site.
- Clinical SIM Positioning Procedures I, II, and III
- MRI Clinical I, II, and III
- Patient care and safety practice
- Imaging workflow and professional expectations
Clinical placement availability, schedules, requirements, and locations may vary.
Prepare for ARRT MRI Certification Pathways
The Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging program is designed to prepare students to sit for the Magnetic Resonance Imaging certification offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Students are encouraged to review current certification eligibility requirements directly with ARRT.
Completion of the program does not guarantee certification, licensure, employment, salary level, or career advancement. Certification, employment, and career outcomes may depend on individual qualifications, employer requirements, background checks, clinical eligibility, certifying organization requirements, and other applicable rules.
Support Throughout Your Education
Academic Advising
Support designed to help students navigate their academic experience.
Student Services
Resources designed to support students throughout their education.
Tutoring Resources
Academic support resources may be available based on student needs.
Career Services
Support with resume development, job-search preparation, and career planning.
Technology Assistance
Support resources for students using college technology systems.
Campus Support
Connect with Beckfield staff for guidance during your student journey.
How to Get Started
Request Information
Connect with Beckfield College.
Speak with Admissions
Review your goals and program interest.
Review Requirements
Discuss admissions requirements and next steps.
Complete Enrollment
Complete the required enrollment process.
Prepare to Begin
Get ready for your first term.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the official program name?
The official program name is Associate of Applied Science in Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
How long does the MRI program take?
The program is designed to be completed in approximately 24 months. Individual completion times may vary based on transfer credits, enrollment status, scheduling, and successful completion of program requirements.
How many credits are in the program?
The program includes 98 total quarter credits.
Will I complete clinical training?
Yes. The program includes clinical simulation coursework and MRI Clinical I, II, and III. Clinical placement availability, schedules, requirements, and locations may vary.
Does the program prepare students for MRI certification?
The program is designed to prepare students to sit for ARRT MRI certification pathways. Students should review current certification eligibility requirements directly with ARRT.
Does Beckfield College guarantee employment?
No. Employment outcomes vary based on individual circumstances, labor market conditions, employer requirements, certification status, and other factors.
Does completing the program guarantee certification?
No. Students must meet all applicable certification requirements established by the certifying organization. Completion of the program does not guarantee certification, licensure, employment, salary, or career advancement.
Where is the MRI program offered?
The MRI program is offered at Beckfield College’s Florence, Kentucky campus, serving students from Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati area.
How do I learn more?
Request information or speak with an Admissions Representative to learn more about the program, admissions process, and next steps.
Ready to Explore Magnetic Resonance Imaging?
Tell us you are interested in Beckfield College’s Magnetic Resonance Imaging program, and a representative will help you understand your next steps.
Submitting a request does not guarantee admission, enrollment, certification, licensure, employment, or salary outcomes.
