ACC’s MRI Technologist program in Orange County combines online coursework with hands-on training, giving students opportunities to learn the imaging principles, procedures, and safety practices used in magnetic resonance imaging. Develop the skills needed to operate MRI equipment, perform imaging procedures, and produce detailed images that help physicians evaluate a wide range of medical conditions.
With hands-on instruction and supervised clinical experience, our MRI technologist school in Orange County (Anaheim) is designed to prepare students for the technical and professional demands of MRI. Learn more about how ACC’s Orange County MRI program can help you begin a career in medical imaging.
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| Campus Address | 1200 North Magnolia Ave., Anaheim CA 92801 |
| Program Type | Associate Degree of Occupational Science Degree |
| Program Format | Blended (some classes online, some on campus) |
| Program Length | 20 months |
| Financial Aid | Financial aid and scholarships are available for those who qualify |
American Career College’s Orange County campus is conveniently located where the 5 and 91 meet in the heart of Anaheim. The industry-current facility features modern classrooms and technologically advanced skills labs where students can experience hands-on instruction from distinguished faculty.
The MRI Technologist program at ACC's Orange County campus can be completed in approximately 20 months. The blended program combines online coursework with hands-on training and clinical experience designed to help students develop MRI-specific skills.
Through classroom instruction, simulation-based learning, and supervised clinical training, students learn the principles and procedures used in magnetic resonance imaging, including:
Yes. Students complete multiple clinical skills courses that provide hands-on experience in healthcare environments. During clinical training, students have opportunities to apply MRI concepts, develop scanning competencies, and work alongside imaging professionals in real-world settings.
Upon completing the MRI Technologist program at ACC–Orange County, graduates receive preparation for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Earning ARRT certification can help demonstrate professional competency and may support career opportunities in magnetic resonance imaging.
Graduates of the MRI Technologist program in Orange County may pursue entry-level opportunities performing MRI procedures in healthcare settings such as:
Financial aid and scholarships may be available for students who qualify. ACC Financial Aid Advisors can help students identify funding options and determine available resources to support their educational goals.

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