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UCA has partnered with Control the Dose to provide safe, high-quality x-rays in all Urgent Care centers. Our training programs are designed to train clinical professionals in limited scope radiology, and are customized to meet state regulations.
Control the Dose is dedicated to providing education for limited x-ray operators in medical and chiropractic offices, clinics, and smaller/rural hospitals.
with Radiation Safety, Onboarding and Quality Assurance
with Radiation Safety, Onboarding and Quality Assurance
Control the Dose will help you choose the right program for your state(s) and contact you with pricing and next steps after you submit your information below.
UCA members receive $100 off and group discounts are available.
We will help you determine the appropriate course and specifications for your team.
The supply of Radiologic Technologist (RT) professionals is significantly below the demand for their sophisticated array of skills in Urgent Care – a situation that was further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
There is a solution to this problem: Limited Scope X-ray Licensure.
Limited Scope X-Ray Successes: Updated Louisiana Regulations and Curriculum from CTD Dr. Gerry Cvitanovich of Ochsner Health and Dr. Kevin DiBenedetto of Premier Health, two physicians who have been practicing Urgent Care in Louisiana, recently joined forces to address one of the most pressing issues in Urgent Care: Limited Scope X-Ray requirements.
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