Radiologic Technologists (also referred to as radiographers) are integral members of the health care team that image the human body utilizing ionizing radiation (x-rays). Taking x-rays on humans requires extensive knowledge of safe radiation practices and patient positioning. Skilled radiographers save our population from unnecessary and unsafe levels of radiation exposure.
Radiographers are generally employed in hospitals, doctor's offices, chiropractor's offices, as well as stand alone imaging centers. Although imaging is the primary function of the radiographer, patient care is also emphasized as a vital function of the radiographer.
Radiologic Technology Program Information Sessions
- Thursday, March 11 at 1pm-2pm (C-2012)
- Monday, April 5 at 7pm-8pm (C-2012)
- Tuesday, May 4 at 3pm-4pm (C-2012)
- Learn about the application process and the Radiologic Technology program. Open to all residents of the JJC district.
Radiologic Technology Admissions
The Radiology Program has a specialized intake process. For more information, see the Radiologic Technology admissions page. Apply here for the Radiologic Technology Program.
Fees
- Tuition - see Tuition page
- Course fees - $150 to $600 (variable per course)
- Books - $1,000.00
- CPR - Initial - $80.00 ($60.00 renewal)
- Physical exam, immunization and labs - $300.00
- Uniform - $125.00
- Background check - $38.00 (approximately)