Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Junior College X Ray Tech Programs

X-ray technicians learn to make diagnostic images of patients.


X-ray technicians, also called radiological technicians, use X-ray equipment to take X-ray images of patients' bodies, which physicians use to diagnose medical issues below the surface of the skin. Since the programs for X-ray technicians generally require only two years of course work, many junior colleges provide X-ray technician programs.


Houston Community College


Houston Community College offers a radiography program that gives students classroom instruction as well as "real-world" training in the Houston Medical Center. Graduates gain an Associate of Applied Sciences Degree and the ability to take a certification exam to become a Registered Radiologic Technologist.


3100 Main St.


Houston, TX 77002


713-718-2000


hccs.edu


Northern Virginia Community College


Northern Virginia Community College offers an A.A.S. program in radiography, as well as two related certification programs, one focusing on computed tomography and the other focusing on magnetic resonance imaging.


Northern Virginia Community College


4001 Wakefield Chapel Road


Annandale, VA 22003-3796


703-323-3000


Tarrant County College District


Tarrant County College District offers a two-year radiologic technology program. Since this program consists completely of daytime classes, only serious full-time students should apply. The program teaches students use imaging equipment, interact with patients, and process radiologic images.


Tarrant County College District


1500 Houston Street


Fort Worth, Texas 76102


817-515-8223


tccd.edu

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