Radiologic TechnologyRadiologic technology (Rad Tech) is a medical specialty (within the general field of Radiologic Science) that uses ionizing and nonionizing radiation to produce images of the tissues, organs, bones, and vessels that comprise the human body. These images can be recorded on film or displayed on a video monitor. As opposed to radiation therapy, which is used in the treatment of disease, radiologic technology produces images that enable the physician to examine virtually any part of the human body.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
Howard Community College's Radiologic Technology Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) Degree Program will begin in Summer 2008. Students who are admitted to the clinical portion of the program may click here for more information about orientation and health requirements.
Admissions policies and procedures are outlined in the Rad Tech brochure. The application period will be September 15 - February 15 every year. The college will charge a $25 supplemental application fee beginning with the Summer 2009 program.
Students interested in Radiologic Technology should work closely with the Office of Admissions and Advising and select Radiologic Technology as their learning program on the HCC application. Further information is available by visiting or contacting the office directly (RCF-242; 410-772-4230; alliedhealth@howardcc.edu). Information sessions will also be available throughout the year; please follow the link below for scheduled dates.
Please note that all proposed procedures, dates, and requirements are subject to change. Students interested in this program are strongly encouraged to see an advisor.
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