The Radiologic Technology Program offers a professional plan of study with two specific concentrations. Plan A is for the student who wishes to use radiologic technology as a pathway to another health profession. Plan B is for the student who is interested in focusing on education or management. This plan of study is particularly appropriate for the student whose long-range career goals include positions as health care administrators or educators in radiologic technology. The information in the Program is presented in lecture format.
All theory is supported by planned laboratory reinforcement.
Simulated radiography laboratory exercises with the production of a radiograph, anatomy laboratory with cadaver prosection, and physics demonstration, also enhance didactic course offerings. Concurrently, the student devotes part of the academic year to a clinical internship. The clinical experience is integrated into the schedule in eight hour segments, scheduled three days per week. The Program presently utilizes five major clinical affiliate sites. Trauma, mobile, and operating room radiographic procedures are routinely performed at each clinical affiliate.