Certificate in Medical Imaging FAQs
What topics does the Medical Imaging Practice Exam cover?
The exam covers imaging physics and instrumentation, X-ray and radiography, CT, MRI, ultrasonography, nuclear medicine, image analysis and post-processing, and patient care and safety.
Who should take this exam?
This exam is suited for radiology and medical imaging students, technologists and radiographers, sonographers, residents and fellows, biomedical engineers, and clinical specialists.
Do I need prior experience in imaging modalities to take the exam?
No formal experience is required. A basic understanding of anatomy, physiology, and imaging principles will help you perform better.
What is the format of the exam?
The exam includes multiple-choice questions, image-based interpretation tasks, and scenario-based short answers on equipment operation and safety.
How long is the exam and what score is required to pass?
The exam lasts 90 minutes. You must score at least 60% overall to pass.
How can I prepare for the exam?
Review your notes on each imaging modality, practice positioning and protocol selection exercises, study safety guidelines, and work through sample image-analysis questions.
Can I retake the exam if I do not pass?
Yes. You may retake the exam after a two-week waiting period. There is no limit on the number of attempts.
How will I receive my results and certificate?
Results are emailed within two weeks of your exam date. Upon passing, you will receive a digital certificate and a detailed score report.
Does this certification expire?
The certification does not expire. We recommend staying current by reviewing new imaging technologies and safety practices.
How do I register for the exam?
You can register online through our portal. Select your preferred date and location, complete payment, and you will receive a confirmation email.