Radiologic Technology Programs Radiologic Technology Programs Presentation College offers both the associates and bachelor of science degree in radiologic technology.
Advanced education can lead to supervisory, administrative, and teaching positions.
Educational preparation for a career in Radiological Technology requires high school graduation as a prerequisite. Since most schools have a limited enrollment, preference is usually given to applicants who have a good educational background. The Radiologic Technologist receives education in a school approved by the American Medical Association's Committee on Allied Health, Education, and Accreditation. Your education includes classroom study and clinical experience. Courses are given in anatomy, physiology, physics, image production and evaluation, radiation protection, and equipment operations and maintenance.