Begin gaining real-world experience early in the program through supervised clinical rotations.
Train in hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and specialty clinics across the region.
Develop technical skills while emphasizing patient care, communication, and professionalism.
Advance into CT, MRI, mammography, interventional radiography, and leadership roles.
Success in radiography requires more than technical knowledge. In this program, you'll build a strong understanding of human anatomy, pathology, and imaging science while developing the critical thinking, attention to detail, and professional judgment needed in healthcare. You'll learn to adapt in fast-paced environments, communicate effectively with patients and care teams, and meet the physical demands of clinical practice.
Clinical education begins early in the program and continues throughout all semesters, giving you experience in a variety of healthcare settings.
You will gain experience in affiliated hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and specialty clinics while completing required clinical competencies.
Graduates may work in hospitals, imaging centers, emergency departments, orthopedic clinics, and specialty imaging facilities.
Yes. Students should be prepared to stand for long periods, assist patients, wear lead aprons, and work in fast-paced clinical environments.
Yes. You must complete the college application and take additional steps for enrollment in healthcare programs. The additional healthcare application steps can be found here. Please read the specifics for your program on the requirements page.
