Radiologic Technology
Radiologic Technology Associate in Applied Science (051) (Diagnostic X-ray Technology) Radiographers perform diagnostic imaging exams, administer contrast media, and operate radiographic equipment to perform a variety of imaging procedures including diagnostic x-rays, CT scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exams, bone densitometry, mammography, cardiovascular interventional studies, and additional specialties in nuclear medicine, ultrasound, and radiation therapy. Work and Employment Radiographers work in hospitals, clinics, doctors' offices, government health agencies and research hospitals.
Courses
- PSY 905
- ENG101 — Composition I 3 Hours
- MAT220 — Finite Mathematics 3 Hours
- MAT221 — Calc for Bus & Soc Science 4 Hours
- MAT203 — Calculus & Analytic Geometry I 4 Hours
- BIO108 — Intro to Human Anatomy/Physiol 4 Hours
- BIO 109 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 Hours
- BIO110 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 Hours
- MAT 112 — Quantative Literacy or higher
- MAT 115 — Principles of Modern Math 3 Hours
- MAT240 — Elementary Statistics 3 Hours
- MAT 078 — Prep. Math for Non-STEM Majors 4 Hours
- MAT081 — Hour
- MAT 090
- ELA 099 — Prep Lang Arts for Coll Stud 4 Hours
- ENG 99
- NRS 116 — Medical Technology for Health Careers and RAD 100 Radiologic Technology Introduction, must be completed with a grade of "C" or above prior to
- RAD100 — Radiologic Technology Intro 0.5 Hour
- ILCS 805
- RAD120 — Rad Tech Anat/Positioning I 5 Hours
- RAD121 — Rad Tech Anat/Positioning II 5 Hours
- RAD 101 — Rad Tech Clinical Experience I 3 Hours
- RAD102 — Rad Tech Clinical Exp II 3 Hours
- RAD122 — Radiologic Physics 3 Hours
- MAT106 — Applied Mathematics 3 Hours
- MAT 121
- RAD 103 — Rad Tech Clinical Exp III 2 Hours
- RAD 220 — Image Production in Radiogr 3 Hours
- RAD 201 — Rad Tech Clinical Exp IV 5 Hours
- RAD 222 — Ionizing Radiation in Medicine 3 Hours
- SOC111 — Introduction to Sociology 3 Hours
- RAD112 — Technical Nursing 1 Hour
- RAD 202 — Rad Tech Clinical Exp V 5 Hours
- RAD 224 — Registry Review 2 Hours
- RAD226 — Advanced Modalities 3 Hours
- RAD227 — Pathology 2 Hours
- ENG103 — Composition II 3 Hours
- ENG 111 — Bus/Technical Communication 3 Hours
- COM131 — Intro to Oral Communication 3 Hours
- PSY103 — Introduction to Psychology 3 Hours
- FYE 101 — is a Sauk graduation requirement and is required of degree-seeking students their first semester