Medical dosimetrists are members of radiation oncology teams with expertise in radiation treatment equipment and radioactive sources. This concentration is designed for radiation therapists who have with American Registry of Radiologic Technologist certification and want to advance their careers. It prepares students for the Medical Dosimetrist Certification Board examination. Youll study administrative healthcare functions, information systems, and leadership essentials. Bellevue College is proud to offer the only medical dosimetry program in Washington State.<br>The Medical Dosimetrist is a member of the radiation oncology team who has specific knowledge and clinical understanding of radiation treatment machines, equipment and radioactive sources. The Medical Dosimetrist is the expert in designing and generating dose distributions and calculations for a prescribed course of radiation therapy. A Medical Dosimetrist works with computer software and multiple imaging modalities to plan a three dimensional treatment to be delivered by a team of certified Radiation Therapists.<br>Bellevue College's Radiation & Imaging Sciences (RAIS), Bachelor of Applied Science degree (BAS) Medical Dosimetry concentration is designed for ARRT certified Radiation Therapists who want to advance their knowledge and skills within this specialty and prepare for the MDCB (Medical Dosimetrist Certification Board) certification examination. Bellevue College offers the only Medical Dosimetry program within Washington State.<br>The Medical Dosimetry program is 7 quarters or 22 months in length and is designed for the working professional. The required didactic courses are online. Synchronous lectures are typically scheduled in the evening between 6-9 pm PST. The clinical portion is 2-3 days per week beginning the second quarter.