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Dr. Khin Maung Tin
M.B.,B.S.; Ph.D (Liverpool, UK)1965 to 1980
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Former Head
Ministry of Health
Department of Human Resources for Health
University of Medical Technology, Yangon
Medical Imaging Technology
Former Head of Department
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Professor Dr. Khin Mya Win |
Professor Dr. Kyaw Soe |
Professor Dr. Swe Swe Win |
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(27.12.1993 - 19.3.2000) |
(1.1.2000 - 28.7.2004) | (20.8.2004 - 6.11.2014) |
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Associate Professor Dr.Yu Yu |
Associate Professor Dr.Nu Nu Aye |
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(22.07.2015 - 31.12.2017) |
(15.1.2018 - 14.12.2018) |
History
The profile of the department of Medical Imaging Technology (Yangon)
The department of Medical Imaging Technology is one of the four major departments of University of Medical Technology,Yangon.
Students have to learn four years courses for Bachelor Degree of Medical Technology (Medical Imaging Technology).
In First year, students have to learn English, Burmese, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, Botany and Mathematics. After first year course, students have to apply for major subject that they would like to choose according to their order of merit based on the aggregate marks obtained in the first year final examination.
In Second year, students have to learn Basic Medical Science subjects such as Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, General Pathology, combined with Basic Radiography as a major subject.
In Third year, students have to learn four subjects - Radiographic Technique I and Patient Care, Medical Imaging Technique I, Medical Imaging Physics I and Imaging Anatomy I. According to recent used curriculum time schedule, students have to study for 920 hours including lectures, tutorials and practical demonstration. For practical training, students have been sent to Yangon General Hospital, East Yangon General Hospital, Insein General Hospital, and Yankin Children's Hospital as bloc posting for 200 hours.
In Fourth year, students have to learn four subjects - Radiographic Technique II, Medical Imaging Technique II, Medical Imaging Physics II and Imaging Anatomy II. According to recent used curriculum time schedule, students have to study for 920 hours including lectures, tutorials and practical demonstration. For practical training, students have been sent to Yangon General Hospital, New Yangon General Hospital, North Okkalapa General Hospital, Thingangyun Sanpya Hospital, Central Women's Hospital and Yangon Children's Hospital as bloc posting for 280 hours.
Two years master course has been conducted since 2003. The Master candidate has to study four subjects - Advanced Medical Radiation, Advanced Medical Imaging I, Advanced Medical Imaging II, and Sectional Anatomy. After accomplishing the course, the candidate will be awarded M.Med.Tech (Medical Imaging Technology) degree.
The teaching - learning strategies emphasize on problem-based and self-learning. Lectures, Topic-discussion, Journal reading, Assignments, Problem-solving practices are used as teaching / learning strategies totally 1680 hrs per year.
In Second year the students have Bloc Posting to Radiology department of various teaching hospital such as Yangon General Hospital, New Yangon General Hospital, North Okkala General Hospital, Thingangyun Sanpya Hospital, Central Women's Hospital, Yangon Children's Hospital and Yangon Orthopedic Hospital. The teaching / learning strategies are same as first year.
The University of Medical Technology, Yangon is always trying to produce internationally accepted medical imaging technologists and to promote management skills through conducting workshops, training courses and continuing education.
Dr.Yu Yu
Former Department Head
Tel: +95 9 31782198
Email: dryuyuumt@gmail.com
History of Department
In Myanmar, Radiography course was started to introduce under occupational training since 1960. In 1961, two- year training course was started with the aid of Colombo Plan.
In November 1964, School of Paramedical Science was established in YGH. At that time, two-year training programs for Medical Laboratory Technology, Radiography, Pharmacy and Physiotherapy had been conducted. Candidates were conferred Diplomas in Paramedical Sciences in their respective field.
For the First two-year training course, the selected candidates should have passed Inter 'B'. From the Second to the Fifth batch, for 4-year training course, candidates who have passed BEHS examination had been selected. For the Sixth to Sixteenth batch, of two-year training course, the selected candidates should have passed the B. Sc second year ( Science).
From the Seventeenth batch, the degree holders of B. Sc ( Zoology) and B. Sc (Botany) had been selected. The candidates who fulfilled the above courses were conferred Diplomas in Radiography.
In 1991, the school was upgraded to the level of Degree conferring Institute as Institute of Paramedical Sciences. Two-year bridge course was conducted from 1992- 1994 for the continuing education of the senior service personnel who had already obtained Diploma.
Four-year Bachelor degree course was started from 1994 onwards. The candidates were chosen in accordance with the matriculation marks. In 2004, to cover advancement of technology, name of department was converted from Department of Radiography to Department of Medical Imaging Technology.
To produce highly qualified and skilful technologists, two- year master degree course had been started from December 2003.
Former Heads
Prof.Dr Daw Khin Aye Kyi
14.12.1994 to 18.12.1997
Prof.Dr Daw Khin Thike Win
2 .9.1997 to 4.1.2006
History
The first school of physiotherapy was established with the support of the British Colombo plan at Yangon General Hospitalin 1960 and provided a two-year diploma course with training by Mr. Malcolm Peat, who was a registeredphysiotherapist (PT) as well as an advisor of the British Colombo plan from the United Kingdom. The entry level ofthat course was university second-year students or bachelor’s degree holders from the local universities ofarts and sciences. A total of 18 PTs graduated from that school.
In November of 1964, the first Institute of Paramedical Sciences-Yangon (IPMSY), was established under the Ministry of Health (now Ministry of Health and Sports) with the support of the British Colombo plan and provided four-year diploma courses in physiotherapy. The trainers of that institute were experts from foreign countries and internationally trained local experts. The training years of the courses were reduced from four to two in 1986, and diploma courses were provided until 1991. A total of 125 PTs got a diploma from that institute until 1991.The curricula for the courses of Paramedical Sciences were upgraded at the IPMSY in December of 1991.
From September of 1992 to 1994, the IPMSY offered a two-year bridge course to allow those who had finished the diploma course to become bachelor’s degree holders.A four-year bachelor’s degree course has been started at the IPMSY for those who pass the high school national examination or national matriculation examination with science and who have obtained the necessary marks of the national matriculation examination for the entry criteria of the institute in 1994.
The IPMSY was renamed as the University of Medical Technology, Yangon (UMTY) in 2005. The title of the bachelor’s degree was also changed from Bachelor of Paramedical Sciences (B. P. Sc.) to Bachelor of Medical Technology (B. Med. Tech.). To produce highly qualified and skillful physiotherapists, the two-year master’s program and the three-year doctor’s program were first established in the UMTY in December of 2003 and in January of 2019, respectively.
