Radiologic technologists use imaging modalities to perform diagnostic imaging exams.
Radiologic technologists use imaging modalities that include magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), mammography and computed tomography (CT) to perform imaging exams that are used for diagnostic purposes. These schools offer online radiologic technologist programs that prepare students to enter the field of radiologic technology.
Distance Minnesota
Distance Minnesota has an online radiologic technology program where students earn an Associate of Applied Science degree at graduation. This program prepares students for entry into the field as a technologist by teaching them perform a variety of radiologic procedures such as positioning patients and developing radiographic imaging. This program also prepares students to take the registry examination upon completion of the program. Students in this associate's degree program are required to take courses that include medical terminology, introduction to radiologic technology and patient care, fundamental computer concepts and legal and ethical issues in radiologic technology. Students will also be required to take other classes that include human anatomy and physiology, general psychology and fundamental concepts in physics.
Distance Minnesota
P.O. Box 309
Perham, MN 56573
651-556-0596
distance.minnesota.edu
Clarion University
Clarion University has an online radiologic technologist program that does not lead to a degree. This program is specifically designed as a prerequisite program for students who wish to enroll in a radiologic technology program at a hospital. Students are able to complete this program either before or during their hospital-based program. All required courses can be taken completely online and students will be required to take five general education courses in this program that include writing, mathematics, general psychology, basic biology and application of microcomputers.
Clarion University
840 Wood Street
Clarion, PA 16214
814-393-1601
clarion.edu
University of Louisiana at Monroe
The University of Louisiana at Monroe offers an online program in radiologic technology. Students who pursue this program will earn a Bachelor of Science degree upon graduation. Students who are registered as technologists with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists can apply 54 hours toward their degree for having certification. Students who are enrolled in this program are required to complete courses that include fundamentals of medical imaging, ethics, diversity and law, methods of patients care, and imaging equipment and radiation production. Students will also take courses in radiographic procedures, radiographic exposure and digital imaging.
University of Louisiana at Monroe
700 University Avenue
Monroe, LA 71209
318-342-1000
ulm.edu
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