Radiologic Technology, AAS

Radiologic Technology - Associate of Applied Science

This program of study is a sample plan for a full-time student; part-time study is also available. All academic schedules are subject to change.

Campus Offered	Credits Required
ECC-Rolla	70

The Radiologic Technology program is offered at Rolla Technical Center. Upon completion of the program, East Central College will grant credits earned toward a certificate or degree. Students will learn to use state of the art equipment and ionizing radiation to produce diagnostic images in order to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of illness and disease.

Managed by Rolla Technical Center, the Radiologic Technology is a 20 month program that is accredited by the Joint Review Committee for Education in Radiologic Technology. Graduates of the Radiologic Technology program will receive an Associate of Applied Science degree and sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, a national certification examination.

Program Prerequisites (20 hours)

Coursework must be completed with a “C” or higher

COL 100 - Campus Orientation Hours: 0
COL 101 - Falcon Seminar Hours: 1
BIO 151 - Introduction Human Anatomy & Physiology Lecture & Lab Hours: 4
SOC 101 - General Sociology Hours: 3
Core 42 Civics Hours: 3
MTH 110 - Intermediate Algebra Hours: 3 (or higher)
ENG 101 - English Comp I Hours: 3 or
ENG 114 - Honors English Comp I Hours: 3
CIS 101 - Microcomputer Applications Hours: 3 or

Rolla Technical Institute/Center (50 hours)

Articulated coursework from Rolla Technical Institute/Center; students must meet program admission criteria as established by RTI/RTC and satisfy requirements for national certification.

RAD 101 - Fundamentals of Radiologic Science & Health Care * Hours: 3
RAD 102 - Radiation Protection, Prod & Characteristics * Hours: 1
RAD 103 - Digital Image Acquisition & Display I * Hours: 1
RAD 104 - Patient Care in Radiologic Science * Hours: 4
RAD 105 - Radiographic Procedures I * Hours: 5
RAD 106 - Radiographic Physics I * Hours: 3
RAD 151 - Clinicals I * Hours: 1
RAD 152 - Radiographic Procedures II * Hours: 3
RAD 153 - Radiographic Physics II Hours: 3
RAD 154 - Digital Image Acquisition & Display II * Hours: 3
RAD 155 - Clinicals II * Hours: 2
RAD 156 - Pharmacology & Drug Administration * Hours: 1
RAD 157 - Clinicals III * Hours: 3
RAD 201 - Digital Image Acquisition & Display III * Hours: 2
RAD 202 - Advanced Radiographic Procedures I * Hours: 3
RAD 203 - Radiation Biology * Hours: 2
RAD 204 - Clinicals IV * Hours: 3
RAD 251 - Imaging Equipment * Hours: 2
RAD 252 - Advanced Radiographic Procedures II * Hours: 2
RAD 253 - Clinicals V * Hours: 3
RAD 290 - Curriculum Review V * Hours: 0