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Radiologic Technology (Associate of Applied Science) - Memphis

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Associate of Applied Science Program
Contact Hours:
2642.5
Semester Credits:
98.5
Instructional Weeks – Full Time:
80
Average Time to Complete – Full Time:
20 Months

Program offered at: Memphis, Tennessee

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 demonstrate clinical competency.

  • Student Learning Outcomes: Students will utilize proper positioning skills.
  • Students will obtain radiographs of acceptable diagnostic quality.
  •  Students will exercise proper radiation protection.

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

  • Student Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to modify standard procedures to accommodate non-routine patient conditions.
  • Students will be able to demonstrate the ability to critique images to determine diagnostic quality.

Goal 3: Students will apply effective communication skills.

  • Student Learning Outcomes: Students will demonstrate effective oral communication skills.
  • Students will exercise effective written communication skills.

Career Overview

Radiologic Technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations on patients. They prepare patients and provide patient education for procedures. Radiologic Technologists operate the equipment to take the images and work with physicians to evaluation and determine if additional images are needed. Some technicians may prepare and administer nonradioactive materials for diagnostic procedures or assist in other specialized areas of radiology. 

In order to graduate from the Radiologic Technology (Associate of Applied Science) program, students must successfully complete the following curriculum:

Program Delivery

The Radiologic Technology program is delivered in a blended format. Courses will be delivered entirely online, entirely on-ground or with an appropriate blend of both online and on-ground hours in the same course. Of the 2,642.5 program hours, a maximum of 608.5 course hours (23.0%) may be offered online (including general education courses). Campuses may have the option to deliver general education courses either online or on-ground depending on local need and availability specific time, regardless of their eligibility status upon enrollment.

Course #
Course Title
Pre-Requisites
Co-Requisites
Theory Hours
(Ground/Online)
Lab Hours
(Ground/Online)
Clinical Hours
(Ground/Online)
Semester Credit Hours
MATH1320 *
College Algebra (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
ENGL1310 *
English Composition I (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
COMM1310 *
Elements of Human Communication (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
PSYC1310 *
General Psychology (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
SOCI1310 *
Introduction to Sociology (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
CSCI1310 *
Computer Science (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
PHIL1310 *
Critical Thinking (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
BIOL1301 *
Anatomy & Physiology (Transfer Course)
45
(
0
/
45
)
0
0
3
RAD120 *
Introduction to Radiologic Technology (Transfer Course)
37.5
(
15
/
22.5
)
15
(
15
/
0
)
0
3
RAD121 *
Patient Care in Radiology (Transfer Course)
37.5
(
25
/
12.5
)
15
(
15
/
0
)
0
3
RAD124 *
Medical Terminology (Transfer Course)
45
(
10
/
35
)
0
0
3
RAD130 *
Image Production I (Transfer Course)
30
(
20
/
10
)
0
0
2
RAD131 *
Radiation Physics (Transfer Course)
37.5
(
20
/
17.5
)
15
(
15
/
0
)
0
3
RAD135 *
Positioning I (Transfer Course)
30
(
10
/
20
)
60
(
60
/
0
)
0
4
RAD136 *
Clinical I (Transfer Course)
0
0
160
(
160
/
0
)
3.5
RAD140 *
Image Production II (Transfer Course)
45
(
30
/
15
)
0
0
3
RAD142 *
Radiation Biology (Transfer Course)
45
(
25
/
20
)
0
0
3
RAD145 *
Positioning II (Transfer Course)
30
(
15
/
15
)
30
(
30
/
0
)
0
3
RAD146 *
Clinical II (Transfer Course)
0
0
160
(
160
/
0
)
3.5
RAD255 *
Positioning III (Transfer Course)
30
(
15
/
15
)
30
(
30
/
0
)
0
3
RAD256 *
Clinical III (Transfer Course)
0
0
320
(
320
/
0
)
7
RAD267 *
Clinical IV (Transfer Course)
0
0
310
(
310
/
0
)
6.5
RAD270 *
Medical Ethics & Law (Transfer Course)
30
(
9
/
21
)
0
0
2
RAD271 *
Radiological Theory (Transfer Course)
30
(
15
/
15
)
0
0
2
RAD272 *
Special Radiographic Procedures/Pathology (Transfer Course)
45
(
25
/
20
)
0
0
3
RAD277 *
Clinical V (Transfer Course)
0
0
330
(
330
/
0
)
7
RAD281 *
Registry Review (Transfer Course)
45
(
35
/
10
)
0
0
3
RAD286 *
Clinical VI (Transfer Course)
0
0
320
(
320
/
0
)
7
Total Subtotal
877.5
(269/608.5)
165
(165/0)
1600
(1600/0)
98.5

* These courses may be offered entirely online or entirely on-ground at the campus.

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