Advanced Online Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine

Dual training in virtual mode:

Based on the Organic Law 3/2022 from the academic year 24-25 different significant novelties are introduced in the Vocational Training system in Spain.

• Virtual DUAL Methodology: Those students who take a distance vocational training course will concentrate the internships in a single period of 500 hours in the second year. They will be able to access them after passing 30% of the professional modules and having a favourable report from the teaching staff.

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• Dr. Esther Yáñez Conde. Head of Studies. PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the UAM. Lecturer at the Alfonso X el Sabio University. Research experience. 30 years of teaching experience.
• Dr. Gregorio J. Alcalá Albert. Coordinator. Professor of the Degree in Nursing and the Master's Degree in Emergencies and Emergencies of the UAX. Professor of FP Health: Patient Care. General Supervisor. Sanatorio Médico Quirúrgico Cristo Rey, S.A. Professor ECS School of Health Sciences UAX. Extensive experience in the health sector
• Alejandro Harriero Lozano. Professor of Physical Fundamentals and Equipment, Simple Radiology Techniques. Physiotherapist. Training courses in Radiodiagnosis.
• Adrián Gacio Jara. Lecturer in Imaging Anatomy. Graduate in Biology. Master's degree in Virology.
• Rebeca Rodríguez Martínez. Lecturer in Radiation Protection. Graduate in Environmental Sciences. Master's Degree in Environmental Engineering. Extensive teaching experience.
• Ana Victoria García Vidal. Lecturer in Special Radiology Techniques, Computed Tomography and Ultrasound Techniques, Radiopharmacy Techniques. Specialist Radiodiagnostic Technician. Extensive professional and teaching experience in the health sector.
• María Cardete Quintero. Lecturer in Magnetic Resonance Imaging Techniques. Nurse. 20 years experience in the health sector.
• Dr. Belén Rebollo Polo. Lecturer in Nuclear Medicine Imaging Techniques. PhD in Molecular Biosciences. Master's degree in Biotechnology. Extensive experience in research.
• Daniel Tabernero del Cueto. Lecturer in Training and Employment Guidance.
• Nanouska Álvarez-Barón. Lecturer in Business and Entrepreneurship

In the VET in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, you will complete your online preparation with on-site internships (which can be validated if you have previous experience).

During this period you will be able to apply all the knowledge you have learnt in a real work situation. In addition, you will develop professional skills and learn first-hand about the processes that govern the working environment in the sector.

Our students will have the opportunity to carry out internships in hospitals, clinics and top-level healthcare centres to gain professional experience and an applied knowledge of what they have learnt during their training.

• HM Hospitals
• Quirónsalud
• Vithas Group
• 12 de Octubre University Hospital in Madrid
• Vivo Diagnostics

UAX FP, in collaboration with WAZO (an educational platform that uses 360º simulation technology for ultrasound training), gives you the opportunity to study a unique specialisation in ultrasound:

• General ultrasound: Expert in diagnostic imaging
• Mode: Online
• Duration: 6 months

Aimed at students of the Higher Level Training Cycle in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine at a distance. With a practical and theoretical approach, the course will provide you with the necessary skills to handle ultrasound in different clinical environments.

Consult your advisor and receive complementary information about the certification to resolve all your doubts and find out all the details of the programme.

Request your personalised validation plan

If you have already studied another degree before, you want to change centre, or you are planning to study a degree after your cycle, at UAX we have the perfect plan for you.

Contact us and find out about your personalised and free validation plan, designed according to the studies you have taken and those you want to study.

You can access this Higher Level Training Cycle if:

• You are 18 years old or you turn 18 in the year in which the training course begins.
• You are over 16 years old and you are registered as a worker, you are a high-level sportsperson or you have an illness, physical difficulty or dependence that prevents you from attending the training cycle in person.

In addition, you must have at least one of the following academic qualifications:

• Baccalaureate (LOE or LOGSE).
• Specialist Technician or Higher Vocational Training Technician Degree.
• Intermediate Vocational Training Technician's Degree
• Training Cycle or Intermediate Degree
• University Degree
• COU or Pre-university Certificate
• Document that proves that you have passed the 2nd year of any modality of the experimental Baccalaureate.
• Certificate of successful completion of the entrance exams to higher level training cycles.

TSID stands for Técnico Superior en Imagen para el Diagnóstico y Medicina Nuclear (Advanced Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine), an official vocational training qualification that qualifies the holder to perform medical imaging studies, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans and nuclear medicine procedures.

TSID is responsible for medical imaging using equipment such as X-rays, magnetic resonance imaging, computed tomography and nuclear medicine techniques. These images are essential for doctors to make accurate diagnoses and establish appropriate treatments. They also apply safety and radiation protection protocols, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals in clinical settings.

The salary of a diagnostic imaging and nuclear medicine technician can vary according to experience, the workplace and the autonomous community. You can find more details in this article on the salary of an X-ray technician.

The official duration of the Higher Degree in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine is 2,000 hours, spread over two academic years.

The online mode allows you to study flexibly and at your own pace, combining theoretical content on digital platforms, personalised tutorials and practical activities in virtual environments. In addition, it is complemented with optional face-to-face internships at the UAX Health City.

At UAX, the cycle includes hours of work experience in healthcare centres. These internships allow you to apply what you have learnt in a real environment and gain professional experience. In addition, if you have previous professional experience in the sector, which you can prove with your work history, you can apply for total or partial validation of these internships.

Yes, after completing the Higher Technician in Diagnostic Imaging and Nuclear Medicine you can access related university studies, such as degrees in Nursing, Medicine or Physiotherapy. At UAX we offer you a personalised validation plan so that you can finish your degree in just over two years.

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