Medical Imaging, AAS

GENERAL EDUCATION CORE

• APHY 101 - Anatomy and Physiology I CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 #
• APHY 102 - Anatomy and Physiology II CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3
• ENGL 111 - English Composition CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 #
• MATH 136 - College Algebra CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 #

• OR

• MATH 137 - Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

• OR

• MATH 138 - Precalculus CREDIT HOURS MIN: 5

OTHER INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• IVYT 112 - Student Success - Health Sciences And Nursing CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1
• RADT 299 - Radiographic Exam Prep CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 ^

• or

• RADT 297 - Radiographic Exam Prep CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1

• and

• RADT 298 - Radiology Registry Review CREDIT HOURS MIN: 2

PROGRAM SPECIFIC CORE

• HLHS 101 - Medical Terminology CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 #  

•  

   

• RADT 111 - Radiological Patient Care CREDIT HOURS MIN: 5

• OR

• RADT 101 - Orientation to Medical Imaging CREDIT HOURS MIN: 2.5

• AND

• RADT 104 - Radiological Patient Care CREDIT HOURS MIN: 2.5

•  

   

• RADT 112 - Image Production and Evaluation I CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

•  

   

• RADT 113 - Radiographic Positioning I&Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

• OR

• RADT 102 - Orientation to Radiographic Positioning and Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

• AND

• RADT 103 - Radiographic Positioning I Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

•  

   

• RADT 114 - Radiographic Clinical Education I CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

•  

   

• RADT 115 - Radiographic PositioningII&Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

• AND

• RADT 110 - Radiographic Procedures and Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

• OR

• RADT 119 - Rad. Positioning II & Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

•  

   

• RADT 116 - Radiographic Clinical Education II CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

•  

   

• RADT 117 - Radiation Equip. Operation CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3

• OR

• RADT 109 - Radiation Equip. Operation CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

• AND

• RADT 118 - Radiation Physics CREDIT HOURS MIN: 1.5

•  

   

• RADT 201 - Radiographic Positioning III and Lab CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3
• RADT 202 - Radiographic Clinical Education III CREDIT HOURS MIN: 4
• RADT 203 - Radiographic Clinical Education IV CREDIT HOURS MIN: 4
• RADT 204 - Radiographic Clinical Education V CREDIT HOURS MIN: 4
• RADT 206 - Radiobiology and Radiation Protection CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3
• RADT 209 - Radiographic Positioning IV CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3
• RADT 218 - Image Production and Evaluation II CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3
• RADT 221 - Pharmacology and Advanced Procedures CREDIT HOURS MIN: 2

TOTAL CREDITS: 74

SYMBOL KEY

^Capstone Course

#Courses must be successfully completed before admittance to the program

DEGREE OUTCOMES

• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in patient interactions and management.
• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in radiation physics and radiobiology.
• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in radiation protection.
• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in image acquisition and technical evaluation.
• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in equipment operation and quality assurance.
• Demonstrate knowledge and competency in radiographic procedures that include positioning, anatomy, procedure adaptation, and evaluation of displayed anatomical structures.
• Demonstrate competency in crafting, organizing, and expressing ideas clearly through the written language, and understanding of use of critical thinking and reading in the writing process.
• Demonstrate competency in appropriate organization to deliver oral messages using logical reasoning, credible, and relevant evidence, and to adapt messages for diverse audiences, contexts, and communication channels.
• Demonstrate competency in the interpretation and representation of mathematical forms, and skills to carry out mathematical procedures to solve problems.
• Demonstrate knowledge of major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical patterns, or historical contexts within a given social, humanistic, or behavioral domain.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the comprehensive relationship between anatomy and physiology in the human organism, including, not limited to, the structure and function of the human organ systems, medical terminology, and the structural hierarchy and levels of organization of the human body.