How Long Is The Radiologic Technologist (Associate Of Applied Science) Program at Concorde?

The radiologic technologist program can be completed in as few as 20 months. However, program length can vary by campus. Please check with an admissions advisor for program length information.

Are radiologic technologists in high demand?

According to BLS.gov, the radiologic technologist job field is expected to grow by 9 percent through 2028. As the health care industry grows to meet the needs of those with medical conditions correlating to an aging population, such as osteoporosis, the need for radiologic technologists is expected to rise.

Why Should I Become A Radiology Technologist?

Become a radiologic technologists to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, such as X-ray examinations, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans and computed tomography (CT) scans. You will be responsible for accurately positioning patients and ensuring that you produce a quality diagnostic image. Plus, work closely with radiologists to interpret medical images to either diagnose or rule out disease or injury.

Does Concorde Offer Radiologic Technologist Externships?

Concorde incorporates real-world training and off-site clinical experiences in our programs.

How Much Is Tuition For Concorde’s Radiologic Technology (Associate Of Applied Science) Program?

For program-specific tuition information, please see the campus catalog.

Radiologic Technology (Associate of Applied Science)

Q: When Does Concorde's Radiologic Technology (Associate Of Applied Science) Program Start?

Contact us to find out when the Radiologic Technology program starts at a Concorde campus location near you.

Achieve an Associate Degree in as few as 19 months*

Radiologic Technology (Associate of Applied Science) Mission Statement

The program provides and maintains a supportive learning environment and curriculum that prepares students for entry-level, diagnostic radiographer positions. The program prepares students to successfully complete the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) Examination and, upon successful completion of this examination, become Registered Technologists in Radiography, RT(R).

Learning Objectives / Instructional Outcomes

Goal 1: Students will competently perform entry-level radiologic procedures.

Students will produce quality diagnostic images.
Students will exercise proper radiation protection.
Students will practice proper patient care.

Goal 2: Students will develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Students will be able to modify standard procedures to accommodate patient conditions.
Students will be able to adjust radiographic factors to produce optimal quality images.

Goal 3: Students will apply effective communication skills.

Students will communicate effectively with patients.
Students will exercise effective written communication skills.

Goal 4: Students will exhibit professional values.

Students will display professionalism.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of ethical behavior.

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