BP321 - Bachelor of Medical Radiation

Plan: BP321RTP25 - Bachelor of Medical Radiation (Radiation Therapy)
Campus: Bundoora Campus

Learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes Statement

Upon successful completion of BP321RTP25 Bachelor of Medical Radiation (Radiation Therapy) you will have achieved the following Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs):

PLO1: Demonstrate broad and coherent knowledge across the breadth and depth of Radiation Therapy practice, through the application of knowledge and concepts, in a variety of real-world settings.

PLO2: Apply evidence-based knowledge to innovate and deliver safe and effective Radiation Therapy practice in a variety of contexts, using advances in both technology and determinants of health.

PLO3: Investigate and propose solutions through sound clinical reasoning for all aspects of interprofessional Radiation Therapy practice while, complying with ethical, legal, and regulatory standards.

PLO4: Evaluate and critically reflect on the concepts of reconciliation and cultural intelligence considering the experience and perspectives of First Nations people and other societal groups, to enable equitable health outcomes.

PLO5: Critically reflect on practitioner responsibility and accountability for professional decision making when resolving clinical challenges in Radiation Therapy, whilst seeking opportunities for ongoing professional learning.

PLO6: Communicate clearly and sensitively with a diverse audience, utilising contemporary and traditional approaches that employ integrity, inclusivity, and culturally safe practices to advocate for the patient whilst delivering patient-centred care.

PLO7: Collaborate with health care practitioners to evaluate, develop, and deliver innovative clinical solutions to provide holistic patient-care, as part of a multidisciplinary and interprofessional team.

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