Getting the details about the MRI training programs in Alabama will answer many questions. How long does it take? Can I take it online? How much will this cost me? What are the job prospects after I am finished?
Getting a job right out of college is really important. Getting into an MRI program offers an abundance of jobs after graduation in Alabama.
Accredited Radiography programs by the AART in Alabama are:
- Crestwood Medical Center-Huntsville
- Dch Regional Medical Center-Tuscaloosa
- Gadsden State Community College-Gadsden
- George Wallace State Community College-Dothan
- H Councill Trenholm State Tech-Montgomery
- Huntsville Hospital-Huntsville
- Jefferson State Community College-Birmingham
- Southern Union State Community College-Opelika
- University of South Alabama-Mobile
- Wallace State Community College-Hanceville
The George Wallace Community MRI program will require a personal identification number to register online. Applications are accepted in May and June of each year for Fall semester entry. This is the Radiology Technology program at Wallace in Hanceville.
Application deadlines for the Radiography program at Southern Union is June 1 for fall admission. Sometimes this is extended. The location for the MRI training program at Opelika is 75 semester hours and takes 5 semesters.
Trenholm Techs Radiographer program is a 6 terms long. Effective May 1 2011, the COMPASS test will no longer be required for the MRI program at Trenholm. It will only be required to get into Trenholm college. The new exam used is the “Evolve Reach Admissions Assessment Exam.”
The radiology certificate program at Crestwood Medical Center is another option. The Alabama MRI training program in Hunstville takes two years. Application deadline for the radiographer training program at Crestwood for paperwork is no later than November 15.
The Huntsville radiography program at Huntsville Hospital is a 24 month program. Submit your application between Jan 1-March 15. Students for the MRI program at Huntsville Hospital are scheduled to begin classes in July.
The University of Southern Alabama Radiography Department has two options. You can get a certificate or bachelor degree. The application deadline for the certificate is May 1st and the MRI training program to become a registered radiographer in Alabama takes 24 months.
Generally, online MRI training courses in Alabama involve your having a degree in another allied health field. Otherwise, attending most of your radiographer classes online will not be possible.
