Students who satisfy these requirements, complete the required courses in the curriculum with final grades of C or higher, and complete the internship, receive the Award of Achievement in Radiation Oncology Technology. State and National Certification. Graduates of the Option in Radiation Oncology Technology are eligible to take the certification examination administered by the California Department of Health. State certification is required for employment in California. Graduates are eligible for and are encouraged to take the certification examination given by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, a national certification board recognized by the American Medical Association.
Many employers require national certification.
The following sequence of courses is for students starting in the fall. The sequence changes for students starting in the spring. Contact the Radiologic Technology office for further information. Evidence must be furnished to the Radiology Department office prior to the start of RADL 80 .