The Paediatric Imaging (PgC) at the University of Suffolk is designed for radiographers seeking to advance their expertise in a specialised and critical area of medical imaging. You will delve into the theoretical underpinnings of child psychology and development, exploring the unique skeletal and developmental differences in children. This postgraduate certificate equips you to handle the complexities of paediatric imaging, including understanding projection imaging techniques and the crucial role of radiographers in cases of suspected physical abuse. It is ideal for practitioners aiming to enhance their skills and contribute significantly to paediatric care within their departments.
This full-time, on-campus Postgraduate Certificate is studied over one year, offering an intensive and focused learning experience. You will engage with three mandatory modules: Children’s Holistic Development, Projection Imaging of the Paediatric Patient, and Suspected Physical Abuse of Paediatrics. Through work-based learning and practical application, you will develop your knowledge of specific paediatric needs, relevant legislation, and ethical professional practice. You will graduate with enhanced skills and confidence to provide optimum diagnostic images and support for children and their families, positioning you as an advanced practitioner in paediatric imaging.