CCSF Computed Tomography Course

The CCSF Computed Tomography Course (DMI 65) provides radiography (R) technologists, certified with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), an opportunity to further their radiologic science careers toward a specialty in Computed Tomography. This course provides the Structured Educational Requirements in Computed Tomography as required by the ARRT. 

The CCSF Computed Tomography Course does not provide the Clinical Experience Requirements needed to earn the ARRT Computed Tomography credential as clinical experience opportunities are not offered.

This in-person course meets once weekly in the morning for one academic semester (~16 weeks). Upon successfully completing the CCSF Computed Tomography Course, technologists will have received the Structured Educational Requirements needed for the post-primary ARRT Computed Tomography Examination administered by the ARRT. The CCSF Computed Tomography Course does not offer clinical experience opportunities.

You can earn ARRT Continuing Education credits by completing this course.

Computed Tomography Online Application

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The Computed Tomography Course is accepting courses for the August 2025 course. Seats are limited.

For Fall 2025, the Computed Tomography Course meets every Wednesday from 8-10 am between August 20 and December 17, 2025.
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This course provides the structured educational requirements for computed tomography as required by the ARRT for certification and registration in Computed Tomography, ARRT(CT). This course does not offer the clinical experience requirements as needed by the ARRT for certification and registration in Computed Tomography, ARRT(CT).

Application Requirements   

  1. You must be certified and registered as a radiologic technologist (R) with the ARRT

Application Process   

  1. Become an official student at CCSF Steps to Apply to CCSF
  2. Gather the following documents
    1. Current copy of your ARRT certification
  3. Complete the online application

Selection Process

  • The application process is held twice yearly
  • Course acceptance is determined by a random selection lottery process of qualified applicants
    • All qualified applicants will have their names entered into the lottery once
    • No qualified applicant, under any circumstance, may have their name entered into the lottery more than once
  • Seating availability is limited

Tuition, health fees, and other general information for CCSF may be obtained from the Registrar’s Office or through Tuition and Fees.

The estimated costs of attending the course are as follows and may change without notice. 

Expense

Approximate Cost

San Francisco Resident

Approximate Cost

California Resident

Approximate Cost

Non-California Resident

Books and Teaching/Study Materials Required

$100

 $100 $100

Tuition (based on two credits)

$0

 $92 ($46/credit) $688 ($344/credit)

Approximate Total Course Costs

$100+

 $192+ $788+

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