To maintain good standing within the MIRS Department, students must meet College of Allied Health Standards as well as the Standards and Competencies outlined in the following documents;
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MIRS Technical Standards document, reflect the daily technical standards for medical imaging and radiation sciences practice and are guidelines to assist students in understanding the physical requirements of the health care training and practice environment. Inability to perform each of these functions may impact a student’s ability to complete clinical rotations and graduate on time.
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MIRS Essential Competencies document, outlines the specific competencies students must demonstrate in the academic and clinical environments. These competencies are derived from standards set by national organizations that accredit the MIRS programs and the national organizations which guide the professional standards in the clinic.
Due to the physical requirements of the clinic education experiences, program faculty may request medical documentation regarding any restrictions or limitations relevant to safe participation in clinical education or refer students to the OU Health Accommodations Services (SAS) to request reasonable accommodations.
