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RT Program Goals: 1. To
prepare student to achieve professional competence
in a variety of radiologic procedures.
2. To provide the radiology technology faculty
and students an environment that encourages the
pursuit of professional excellence.
3. To enhance program quality by solicitation and
analysis of input from communities of interest.
Why should you be a Radiologic
Technologist?
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You are a problem
solver. "Think outside the box."
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You like to
work with people, and have good
people skills.
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You like to be
challenged.
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You want job
security and endless career
opportunities.
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PC's Radiologic Technology Program
The mission of the Radiologic Technology Program sponsored
by Presentation College is to provide
imaging facilities in the mid-western
region with radiographers who possess
competency in performing radiologic
procedures, who apply critical thinking
skills, and who are in the pursuit of
professional excellence. A qualified
facility will provide appropriate
didactic and clinical education to
prepare students for certification by
the American Registry of Radiologic
Technologists. The program will provide
students with opportunities to
experience current as well as emerging
imaging modalities. Students enrolled
in the program have the opportunity to
participate in leadership development
and community service activities.
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With our college
based program you have the ability to be a typical college
student. You will have time to be involved in
extracurricular activities.
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Maybe you are a
non-traditional student and need to work or
you have a family to take care of. With our 3
year clinical rotation set-up you will be able to do just that!
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Compared to
hospital based programs, which require you to be in
clinical almost 40 hours/week, our 3 year clinical
rotation set-up has you in clinical only 11-24
hours/week.
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Upon graduation, PC
graduates will have earned a Bachelor
Degree, and are highly qualified to take
the national registry exam, administered
by the ARRT.
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You will learn the basics of
special imaging modalities and have an opportunity to rotate through
each area. For example: CT, MRI, Mammography, Nuclear
Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Ultrasound, and Interventional
or Cardiac Imaging.
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Our Bachelor
Degree program will prepare you for a
Master's level.
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Our Anatomy & Physiology class offers a
human cadaver lab.
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We accept
transfer students!
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Your instructors
will get to know you personally.
*Career Information
*Program Requirements
*Degree Completion
*Clinical Experience in
Minnesota *Rad. Tech. Program Faculty
*List of
Required courses prior to interview for acceptance
Presentation College's, College Based,
Four-year degree Radiology
Technology Program is accredited by the
Joint Review Committee on Education in
Radiologic Technology. To find
out more information about accreditation
of Radiology Technology Programs please
visit
www.jrcert.org or write to JRCERT 20
N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL
60606-3182
*Upon
graduation from Presentation College's
Radiology Technology Program, students will be ready to
take the professional certification
examination given by the American
Registry of Radiology Technologist.
Upon passing of this exam, students will
be nationally recognized with
credentials to practice radiography.
Find out more information about this
exam at
www.arrt.org
Allied
Health Homepage *
Information
Request Form *
Admission
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