Radiology Degrees Online

Description
The field of radiology is a rapidly changing world. Radiological techniques are perfected, adapt and expand their applications. Radiological technologists are working to produce radiographic images of anatomical systems (bone, blood vessels, various organs, etc..) Will be used to establish a medical diagnosis. Radiography, tomography, angiography and fluoroscopy examinations are to be made from high-tech devices for radiological technologists.

Students receive advanced training, highlighting the professionalism and quality of the relationship with patients and patients.

The University of Moncton offers bachelor radiological techniques used in conjunction with the Community College of New Brunswick in Dieppe and the Régie régionale de la santé Beauséjour. Students have the chance to have direct access to hospital and contact with real patients early in their training. They receive advanced training, highlighting the professionalism and quality of the relationship with patients and patients.

Career Opportunities
These professionals working in oncology centers, clinics and radiological laboratories and hospitals, operating room, emergency room, intensive care and even the morgue for identification. There is currently a high demand for graduates in radiology who are courted by employers even before they complete their training.

Number of years of education (4 years)
Edmundston: first year *
Moncton: 4 years
Shippagan: first year *
* The years are in Moncton.

Graduates of the Radiologic Technology Program at Shawnee State University earn an Associate of Applied Sciences degree. The program covers six academic semesters that combine classroom instruction and clinical experience. All classroom instruction is held at the University while clinical experience is gained at one or more of the nine medical centers located throughout the Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky area.

The program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, Il 60606-3182, 312.704.5300. Graduates are eligible take the national certifying examination given by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists

Mission of The Radiologic Technology Program

In keeping with the mission of the University and the Department of Health Sciences, the Radiologic Technology Program seeks to educate applicants to become competent and responsible radiologic technologists, who deliver the highest quality patient care. In addition, the program fosters professionalism, personal growth, and self-actualization.

Program Goals

1. 1. The program will continuously monitor its effectiveness.

2. 2. Students will be clinically competent.

3. 3. Students will communicate effectively and demonstrate critical thinking skills and problem solving abilities.

4. 4. Students will demonstrate professionalism.