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Mission and Goals


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Mission Statement
The Department of Radiation Sciences is an integral part of the School of Allied Health Professions of the Medical College of Virginia campus, Virginia Commonwealth University and shares its values. The Department serves as a national leader in the education of students in the radiation sciences and provides learning opportunities that are innovative and educationally sound.
Strong linkages with clinical affiliates and their staff are vital to our success. Faculty and staff work in a cooperative spirit in an environment conducive to inquisitiveness and independent learning to help a diverse student body develop to its fullest potential. The faculty is committed to the concept of lifelong learning and promote standards of clinical practice that will serve students throughout their professional careers. Faculty serve as a resource for professionals in practice and contribute to an expanded knowledge base in the field of clinical radiation sciences.

Department Goals
The goals of the Department of Radiation Sciences are to:
1. Deliver thoughtfully developed curricula in radiation sciences for individuals preparing for professional practice.
2. Provide an atmosphere that will engender intellectual curiosity and a commitment to lifelong learning.
3. Cultivate professional behavior and ethical conduct.
4. Promote research and scholarly activity in the radiation sciences and health related sciences.
5. Offer timely, relevant educational opportunities that encourage practicing professionals to complete a baccalaureate degree.