Second-year students of the Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Technologies at the College of Advanced Technologies, University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, are continuing their lectures in Introduction to Radiography Clinical Education, part of an academic pathway that prepares them for clinical training and professional practice in medical imaging.
| Course | Introduction to Radiography Clinical Education |
| Lecture topic | Clinical Obligations & Student Roles |
| Department | Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Technologies |
| Stage | Second year |
| Instructor | Asst. Lect. Mohammed Al-Mustafa Majid |
| Venue | Lecture hall |
| Date | 17 October 2026 |
Activity Highlights
- The student’s scope of practice during clinical training and the limits of their responsibilities.
- The role of the clinical preceptor in guidance, supervision and assessment.
- Recording competencies with integrity: logging on the same day, recording only what was actually performed, and knowing the programme’s minimum numbers.
- Protecting patient privacy by keeping identifiers out of personal notes.
“The clinical log is the official memory of a student’s growth; if it isn’t logged, it didn’t happen. That is why we teach our students from day one to record what they actually did, on the same day, with an honesty that protects both the patient and themselves.”
— Asst. Lect. Mohammed Al-Mustafa Majid, Course Instructor
These lectures reflect the college’s commitment to developing students’ scientific and practical skills, deepening their understanding of professional ethics and clinical requirements, and preparing qualified graduates in radiology and nuclear medicine technologies.
