Associate Degree
in Radiologic Technology
Mission
Description
Learning Outcomes
Career Opportunity
Curriculum
CLASS SCHEDULES
Admission Requirements
Registration
Mission
Associate degree in radiologic technology program is designed to equip applicants with the essential skills and expertise needed to excel in the dynamic field of Medical Imaging Technology. The program will train you to efficiently deliver medical imaging services while strictly adhering to standardized practices and procedures and adopt a fulfilling career as Medical Imaging Technologist.
Another aim of Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology is to ease the training process for students. Therefore, it follows a hybrid mode of learning which will enable you to take didactic courses through online and virtual technologies along with on-site practicals and clinical instructions delivery.
Description
Radiologic technology is one of the most reliable diagnostic techniques that use powerful imaging technology namely X-rays. These procedures are bound to be performed by radiologic technologists commonly known as radiographers or X-ray technicians. The radiological technologist program in Indiana encompasses applied anatomy and physiology, patient positioning, radiologic procedures, radiation biology, patient safety and emergency procedures, equipment usage and maintenance, quality assurance, patient education, and management of medical imaging/radiologic services and offerings.
Radiographers or X-ray technicians are responsible for maintaining quality assurance and ensuring patient safety is not compromised and the equipment is not infectious. The radiologic technologist associate degree will equip you with all the necessary tactics required to professinaly conduct medical imaging diagnosis. Furhtemore, you will develop expertise in various administrative tasks, such as supervising junior staff, monitoring diagnosis, assigning tasks, and assisting other medicare personnel in the facility.
Our Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology will also offer you an opportunity to become a part of the Capstone Project at affiliated clients’ sites. We also offer industry standard certification for career building.
Learning Outcomes
After completing an associate degree in radiology, graduates will possess the expertise necessary for placement in the healthcare sector and to make a positive impact on patient’s lives through their acquired skills.
Graduates of the Associates of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology Indiana will:
- Learn about the hardware components of the radiology system
- Learn preventive measures and how to protect themselves against radiation
- Understand how X-ray signals are generated and detected
- Be able to use the radiology system for image acquisition and technical evaluation
- Ensure quality assurance technique and operate equipment proficiently
- Learn how to use the pulse sequences principle for the right clinical application
- Gain knowledge of factors that affect tissue contrast by learning their names and comprehending how they interact and impact image quality
- Learn how to accurately image the head, spine, pelvis, thorax, abdomen, and extremities
- Understand the fundamentals of maintaining the hardware components in radiology systems and quality control techniques
- Grasp ethics and interaction tactics regarding how to treat patients, address their concerns, and ensure their safety throughout the diagnosis
Career Opportunity
At Stellar Career College, the Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology opens a wide array of opportunities for students seeking placement within the healthcare sector. The potential job possibilities for graduates of Associate Degree in MRI Technology include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Radiology Technology Assistant / Contingent
- Radiologic Technologist
- Radiology Diagnostic
- Special Procedures Radiology Tech
- Professor, Radiology Technology
- Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology)
- CT/Special Procedure – CT Scanner – Flex
- Radiology Clinical Associate
- CT Technologist I
- Radiology Support Specialist
Curriculum
Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) will Revolve Around the Following Courses:
Course Breakdown
| Biology and DMS Courses | 67.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| General Education Courses | 22.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| Total | 90 Quarter Credit Hours |
|---|
Course Breakdown
| Course ID | Course ID |
|---|---|
| Biology and DMS Courses | 67.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| BIO 111 | Basic Medical Terminology |
| BIO 112 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
| BIO 113 | Registry Review |
| BIO 114 | Healthcare Laws and Ethics |
| BIO 115 | Patient Care in Imaging |
| BIO 116 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
| BIO 117 | Careers in Healthcare |
| BIO 211 | Advancement in Healthcare Technology |
| BIO 212 | Descriptive Statistics in Healthcare Industry |
| BIO 213 | Environmental Health and Safety |
| BIO 214 | Healthcare and Leadership |
| BIO 215 | Research Methods for Healthcare Sciences |
| BIO 216 | Imaging Pathology |
| BIO 217 | Global Pandemics and Public Health |
| DMS 121 | Fundamentals of Sonography I |
| DMS 122 | Sonographic Imaging I |
| DMS 123 | Ultrasound Physics I |
| DMS 124 | Externship I |
| DMS 221 | Fundamentals of Sonography II |
| DMS 222 | Sonographic Imaging II |
| DMS 223 | Ultrasound Physics II |
| DMS 224 | Externship II |
| GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES | 22.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| ENG 112 | English Composition I |
| MAT 113 | Mathematics |
| PSY 114 | Introduction to Psychology |
| CIS 115 | Introduction to Computers and Computing |
| ENG 212 | English Composition II |
| HUM 213 | Culture and Values |
| MAT 214 | College Algebra |
| CHE 215 | College Chemistry |
CLASS SCHEDULES
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Admission Requirements
For admission to an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, you must have 30 credit hours or otherwise take the Stellar Career College placement test and score 70% marks prior to enrollment. Furthermore, you will also have to take an Entrance test mandatory for Radiology and other surgical courses.
- Enrollment is open for students on any day of the week. They will also be notified about the start date after confirmation of their registration.
- You will be required to submit a high school diploma, General Education Diploma (GED), a college transcript, or an equivalent certificate.
Registration
Applicants must fill out and sign an enrollment agreement that outlines their obligations toward the institute.
Program Overview
Radiology technology is one of the most reliable medical examination techniques used for conducting X-rays on the human body. Healthcare professionals and service-providing affiliate centers hire radiographers to help doctors with the diagnosis by adjusting frequency and ensuring that accurate information has been recorded.
The Associate degree in radiologic technology program at Stellar Career College is designed to equip applicants with the essential skills needed to excel in the dynamic Medical Imaging Technology field while strictly adhering to standardized practices, standard procedures, and legal obligations.
The Stellar Career College’s 90-credit hour hybrid Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology program will help you develop expertise in various administrative tasks, such as supervising junior staff, monitoring diagnosis, assigning tasks, and assisting other medicare personnel in the facility.
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Associates of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology Indiana will:
- Learn about the hardware components of the radiology system
- Learn preventive measures and how to protect themselves against radiation
- Understand how X-ray signals are generated and detected
- Be able to use the radiology system for image acquisition and technical evaluation
- Ensure quality assurance technique and operate equipment proficiently
- Learn how to use the pulse sequences principle for the right clinical application
- Gain knowledge of factors that affect tissue contrast by learning their names and comprehending how they interact and impact image quality
- Learn how to accurately image the head, spine, pelvis, thorax, abdomen, and extremities
- Understand the fundamentals of maintaining the hardware components in radiology systems and quality control techniques
- Grasp ethics and interaction tactics regarding how to treat patients, address their concerns, and ensure their safety throughout the diagnosis
Program Career Opportunity
At Stellar Career College, the Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology opens a wide array of opportunities for students that include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Radiology Technology Assistant / Contingent
- Radiologic Technologist
- Radiology Diagnostic
- Special Procedures Radiology Tech
- Professor, Radiology Technology
- Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology)
- CT/Special Procedure – CT Scanner – Flex
- Radiology Clinical Associate
- CT Technologist I
- Radiology Support Specialist
Program Course Breakdown
Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) will revolve around the following courses:
- Biology and DMS Courses – 67.5 Quarter Credit Hours
General Education Courses – 22.5 Quarter Credit Hours
Program Class Schedule
Program Orientation:
Virtual Session: Tuesday – 11:00 AM and Wednesday – 5:00 PM
Dates:
August: 22, 23, 29, 30
September: 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27
October: 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25
Class Timings:
Mondays 5:00 – 9:00 PM
Wednesdays 5:00 – 9:00 PM
Thursdays 5:00 – 9:00 PM
Virtual Meet and Greet: Tuesday, October 10, 2023, 5:00 PMTentative Start Date: Week of October 30, 2023
Program Admission Requirements
For admission to an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, you must have 30 credit hours or otherwise take the Stellar Career College placement test and score 70% marks prior to enrollment. Furthermore, you will also have to take an Entrance test mandatory for Radiology and other surgical courses.
- Enrollment is open for students on any day of the week. They will also be notified about the start date after confirmation of their registration.
- You will be required to submit a high school diploma, General Education Diploma (GED), a college transcript, or an equivalent certificate.
Registration
Applicants must fill out and sign an enrollment agreement that outlines their obligations toward the institute.
Mission
Description
Learning Outcomes
Career Opportunity
Curriculum
CLASS SCHEDULES
Admission Requirements
Registration
Mission
Associate degree in radiologic technology program is designed to equip applicants with the essential skills and expertise needed to excel in the dynamic field of Medical Imaging Technology. The program will train you to efficiently deliver medical imaging services while strictly adhering to standardized practices and procedures and adopt a fulfilling career as Medical Imaging Technologist.
Another aim of Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology is to ease the training process for students. Therefore, it follows a hybrid mode of learning which will enable you to take didactic courses through online and virtual technologies along with on-site practicals and clinical instructions delivery.
Description
Radiologic technology is one of the most reliable diagnostic techniques that use powerful imaging technology namely X-rays. These procedures are bound to be performed by radiologic technologists commonly known as radiographers or X-ray technicians. The radiological technologist program in Indiana encompasses applied anatomy and physiology, patient positioning, radiologic procedures, radiation biology, patient safety and emergency procedures, equipment usage and maintenance, quality assurance, patient education, and management of medical imaging/radiologic services and offerings.
Radiographers or X-ray technicians are responsible for maintaining quality assurance and ensuring patient safety is not compromised and the equipment is not infectious. The radiologic technologist associate degree will equip you with all the necessary tactics required to professinaly conduct medical imaging diagnosis. Furhtemore, you will develop expertise in various administrative tasks, such as supervising junior staff, monitoring diagnosis, assigning tasks, and assisting other medicare personnel in the facility.
Our Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology will also offer you an opportunity to become a part of the Capstone Project at affiliated clients’ sites. We also offer industry standard certification for career building.
Learning Outcomes
After completing an associate degree in radiology, graduates will possess the expertise necessary for placement in the healthcare sector and to make a positive impact on patient’s lives through their acquired skills.
Graduates of the Associates of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology Indiana will:
- Learn about the hardware components of the radiology system
- Learn preventive measures and how to protect themselves against radiation
- Understand how X-ray signals are generated and detected
- Be able to use the radiology system for image acquisition and technical evaluation
- Ensure quality assurance technique and operate equipment proficiently
- Learn how to use the pulse sequences principle for the right clinical application
- Gain knowledge of factors that affect tissue contrast by learning their names and comprehending how they interact and impact image quality
- Learn how to accurately image the head, spine, pelvis, thorax, abdomen, and extremities
- Understand the fundamentals of maintaining the hardware components in radiology systems and quality control techniques
- Grasp ethics and interaction tactics regarding how to treat patients, address their concerns, and ensure their safety throughout the diagnosis
Career Opportunity
At Stellar Career College, the Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology opens a wide array of opportunities for students seeking placement within the healthcare sector. The potential job possibilities for graduates of Associate Degree in MRI Technology include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Radiology Technology Assistant / Contingent
- Radiologic Technologist
- Radiology Diagnostic
- Special Procedures Radiology Tech
- Professor, Radiology Technology
- Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist (Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology)
- CT/Special Procedure – CT Scanner – Flex
- Radiology Clinical Associate
- CT Technologist I
- Radiology Support Specialist
Curriculum
Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) will Revolve Around the Following Courses:
Course Breakdown
| Biology and DMS Courses | 67.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| General Education Courses | 22.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| Total | 90 Quarter Credit Hours |
|---|
Course Breakdown
| Course ID | Course ID |
|---|---|
| Biology and DMS Courses | 67.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| BIO 111 | Basic Medical Terminology |
| BIO 112 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I |
| BIO 113 | Registry Review |
| BIO 114 | Healthcare Laws and Ethics |
| BIO 115 | Patient Care in Imaging |
| BIO 116 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II |
| BIO 117 | Careers in Healthcare |
| BIO 211 | Advancement in Healthcare Technology |
| BIO 212 | Descriptive Statistics in Healthcare Industry |
| BIO 213 | Environmental Health and Safety |
| BIO 214 | Healthcare and Leadership |
| BIO 215 | Research Methods for Healthcare Sciences |
| BIO 216 | Imaging Pathology |
| BIO 217 | Global Pandemics and Public Health |
| DMS 121 | Fundamentals of Sonography I |
| DMS 122 | Sonographic Imaging I |
| DMS 123 | Ultrasound Physics I |
| DMS 124 | Externship I |
| DMS 221 | Fundamentals of Sonography II |
| DMS 222 | Sonographic Imaging II |
| DMS 223 | Ultrasound Physics II |
| DMS 224 | Externship II |
| GENERAL EDUCATION CORE COURSES | 22.5 Quarter Credit Hours |
| ENG 112 | English Composition I |
| MAT 113 | Mathematics |
| PSY 114 | Introduction to Psychology |
| CIS 115 | Introduction to Computers and Computing |
| ENG 212 | English Composition II |
| HUM 213 | Culture and Values |
| MAT 214 | College Algebra |
| CHE 215 | College Chemistry |
CLASS SCHEDULES
Content Not Yet Updated
Admission Requirements
For admission to an Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology, you must have 30 credit hours or otherwise take the Stellar Career College placement test and score 70% marks prior to enrollment. Furthermore, you will also have to take an Entrance test mandatory for Radiology and other surgical courses.
- Enrollment is open for students on any day of the week. They will also be notified about the start date after confirmation of their registration.
- You will be required to submit a high school diploma, General Education Diploma (GED), a college transcript, or an equivalent certificate.
Registration
Applicants must fill out and sign an enrollment agreement that outlines their obligations toward the institute.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Visit our Training Programs page, submit a form, or contact us directly for information regarding radiologic technology degree programs in Indiana.
To pursue a professional career as an X-ray technician, you can enroll in our associate degree radiologic technology program.
Our associate degree in radiologic technology duration ranges from 15 to 21 months.
The total quarter credit hours for the associate degree in radiologic technology are 90 hours.
Yes, Stellar Career College offers financial aid for hybrid programs. However, availability is subject to eligibility criteria and region of application.
