Explore what to look for in an MRI school, how Valley View’s 18-month direct-entry program works, and what to know about online coursework, clinical training, tuition, start dates, and ARMRIT preparation.
Looking for an MRI school or MRI technologist program in California? Valley View School of Radiology offers a direct-entry, 18-month MRI program based in Stockton. No prior X-ray credential is required. Students combine flexible online coursework with hands-on clinical training and ARMRIT registry exam preparation. The guides below explain the program, clinical training, costs, and application steps.
Featured guide · 13 minute readLearn how direct-entry MRI training works, what online coursework and in-person clinical education involve, how students prepare for ARMRIT, and what to ask before choosing a program.
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Clinical training guideLearn how online coursework connects with supervised MRI safety, patient care, image acquisition, and clinical rotations.
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Admissions guideReview transcripts, prerequisites, CPR and health records, tuition, clinical training, and questions to ask before applying.
Read the admissions guide →For specific details, visit the learning program, admissions page, and tuition and payment plans.
Use these official sources alongside Valley View’s program information when researching MRI certification, safety, and school details.
Review certification details from the American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists.
Visit ARMRIT ↗Learn about MRI benefits and risks from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Read the FDA guide ↗Find school information through the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education.
Open BPPE search ↗