About The Course
Objective
Train qualified and qualified professionals to work in the various areas of radiodiagnosis, as well as in the different forms of therapeutic applications that use ionizing radiation, in addition to also allowing performance in industrial radiology.
Program Content
Duration
Curricular Components
Human Anatomy and Physiology I
Cell Biology and Microbiology
Epidemiology and Public Health
Biosafety
Nursing Techniques and Notions of First Aid
Applied Math
Human Anatomy and Physiology II
Applied Radiological Anatomy
Electricity and Magnetism
Imaging in Radiodiagnosis
Electricity and Magnetism
Molecular Radiobiology
Communication and Expression
Conventional Radiological Examinations
Radiodiagnostic Image Processing
Physical Optics
Radiological Protection
Radiation Dosimetry
Psychology of Health Relationships
Instrumental English
Ethics, Bioethics and Professional Legislation
Computed Tomography
Mammography and Tomosynthesis and Densitometry
Programming and Digital Image Processing
Dental Radiology
Radiology Traumato-orthopedic
Scientific Methodology
MRI
Pathology in Radiological Images
Special Topics in Radiology
Radiotherapy
Contrast Radiological Examinations and Ultrasonography
Social Responsibility and Citizenship
Veterinary Radiology
Industrial Radiology
Forensic Radiology
Nuclear Medicine
Hemodynamics and Interventional Radiology
Applied Management
Optional
Additional Activities
Supervised Internship
Integrating Projects
Brazilian Sign Language – LIBRAS
Environmental Health Management
Advanced Health Programming
Coordination
Flávia Noemy Gasparini Kiatake Fontão
Ph.D. in Stomatology and Master in Oral Diagnosis and Radiology - USP
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