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RIS Certificate Program

CSUDH Radiology Certificate - ProgramThe Graduate Certificate in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences allows professional interested in obtaining additional skill sets in therapy administration, radiologic sciences education, sonography, radiation therapy, CT, PET/CT, and MRI but who do not desire a graduate degree.

The Graduate Certificate in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences allows professionals interested in obtaining additional skill sets in RIS Administration or RIS Education but who do not desire a graduate degree.

What You Will Learn

Upon successful completion of the Certificate, a student will be able to:

  • Critically read and comprehend scientific literature in RIS as it relates to management or education.
  • Describe in detail the current knowledge and theories about RIS management or RIS education.
  • Express graduate level professional ideas orally.
  • Demonstrate the ability to integrate graduate-level theoretical, analytical, research and practical skills into professional practice.

Admission Requirements

  • Hold a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university.
  • Be certified/registered in at least ONE of the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences. Specifically:
    • Radiography (RTR)
    • Radiation Therapy (RTT)
    • Nuclear Medicine (RTN or CNMT)
    • Sonography (RDMS)
    • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (ARMRIT)
    • Cardiovascular Interventional Technology (RCES, RCIS)
    • Dosimetrist (CMD)
  • Submit proof of your certification/registration in one of the RIS disciplines as part of your application to Cal State Apply.

Certificate Requirements

The requirement for earning a certificate is to successfully complete 12 units in the certificate curriculum. This includes one or more practica:



Note: Students who have completed all courses requirements may apply to receive the Certificate of Completion ►

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RIS Faculty Profiles


Gary Sayed, MS-RIS Faculty Dr. Gary Sayed |gsayed@csudh.edu

Dr. Sayed is the Professor Emeritus of Radiology, and previously was the Dean of the College of Health, Human Services and Health Sciences at CSUDH. His past academic experience includes serving as an Associate Professor and (later) Clinical Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at Thomas Jefferson University, Professor of Radiology and Biomedical Science at the Charles Drew University of Medicine and Science and Professor of Radiology at Alfaisal University College of Medicine. He also served on several academic leadership roles as Chairman of Diagnostic Imaging Department at Thomas Jefferson University, Dean of Health and Science at Drew University and Provost of the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. He earned his first doctoral degree at the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo in radiological sciences and holds a second doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania in higher education management.

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RIS Certificate FAQs

What does a certificate do for me professionally?

The certificate is designed for individuals who currently hold a master's degree and wish to upgrade their skills in a particular area such as RIS management, individuals who do not plan on finishing a master's degree but only want to upgrade their skills, and individuals who believe they may want to complete the master's degree but would like to take one or two courses in the program before committing.

What are the admission criteria for the graduate certificate?

Hold a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university and be certified/registered in one of the radiologic and imaging sciences. Specifically, Radiography (RTR), Radiation Therapy (RTT), Nuclear Medicine (RTN or CNMT), Sonography (RDMS, RSCS, or RVT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (ARMRIT), Cardiovascular Interventional Technology (RCES, RCIS), Medical Dosimetry (CMD), or PACS administrator (ABII, PARCA).

How many semester units/hour credits are required for the certificate?

The graduate certificate requires 12 units/semester hours.

If I do the certificate first, can those credits/units be applied towards the master’s degree?

Yes, all of the units that are part of the certificate can be applied towards the Master of Science in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences degree.

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