Radiography Technology
The Radiography Technology program is the first step in your career as a Registered Radiologic Technologist. The primary responsibility of radiologic technologists is to create images of patients bodies using medical imaging equipment, such as X-ray, Fluoroscopy, and C-arm imaging. The images that you help create will help medical providers diagnose and treat injuries and diseases. In this program you will be instructed in classroom and laboratory settings to learn on-the-job skills, and then apply that knowledge in a clinical setting. You will have the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of healthcare settings including but not limited to hospitals, urgent care, and family practice
Courses
- BLSH1000 — AHA Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers
- TERT1020 — Radiographic Anatomy and Procedures
- TERT1030 — Radiographic Imaging and Exposure Techniques
- TERT1050 — Patient Care
- TERT1070 — Radiography Clinicals I
- TERT1110 — Radiology Physics
- TERT1120 — Radiographic Anatomy and Procedures II
- TERT1130 — Radiographic Imaging II
- TERT1140 — Radiographic Protection and Radiobiology
- TERT1170 — Radiography Clinicals II
- TERT2010 — Radiography and Pediatric Pathology
- TERT2020 — Radiographic Anatomy & Procedures III
- TERT2030 — Alternate Modality and Sectional Anatomy
- TERT2070 — Radiography Clinicals III
- TERT2150 — Registry Review
- TERT2170 — Radiography Clinicals IV