Learn how to assist in diagnosing illnesses through x-rays and other diagnostic imaging procedures with a Radiography Associate of Applied Science degree from Montco. Our credit program is held at Blue Bell Campus's, state-of-the-art Health Sciences Center.

Although more than 60 percent of all radiography jobs are in hospitals, you can also work in physician’s offices, medical and diagnostic laboratories, including diagnostic imaging centers, and outpatient care centers. Employment of radiologic technologists is expected to increase 15 percent in the next decade–faster than average for all occupations.

Additional information on advanced placement, tuition and fees, student employment, transfer credits and credit for life experience, withdrawals and refunds can be obtained by contacting Enrollment Services at enrollmentservices@mc3.edu. Check the academic calendar for program dates.

Program Goals and Outcomes

Program Goals

1. Prepare students to function as competent, entry-level Radiographers who meet the healthcare needs of the community.
• Students will be able to adequately perform procedures at entry level competence.
• Students will select appropriate technical factors for quality patient exams.
• Students will demonstrate proper radiation protection practices based on current research.
2. Prepare students who demonstrate appropriate, professional communication skills.
• Students will use appropriate vocabulary and language to orally convey information, concepts and ideas.
• Students will use a systematic approach to locate and use information to plan and write professional papers.
3. Prepare students who develop and practice effective problem-solving skills and critical thinking skills.
• Students will demonstrate the ability to alter technical factors in response to various changes in the clinical setting.
• Students will produce solutions to real-world clinical problems.
• Students will evaluate radiographic images for appropriate positioning and image quality.
4. Prepare students who conduct themselves in a professional manner.
• Students will recognize acceptable professional behaviors.
• Students will practice appropriate professional behaviors.
• Students will discuss the importance of networking along with professional development or career advancement.

Program Outcomes

Continuously monitor program satisfaction, ARRT exam pass rates, job placement and student completion rates in compliance with JRCERT accreditation.

1. Graduates will pass the ARRT national certification on 1st attempt within 6 month Post- graduation.
2. Of those pursuing employment, graduates will be gainfully employed within 12 months post-graduation.
3. Students will complete the program within 21 months of enrollment of RAD 100.
4. Graduates will be satisfied with their education.
5. Graduates will demonstrate an overall professional demeanor in the workplace.
6. Employers will be satisfied with the graduate’s performance.

The program assesses these 6 goals and their specific student learning outcomes on an annual basis. This ongoing assessment plan is housed online for all program officials to access and may be viewed at any time at the request of a student.

 

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Program Curriculum

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• ^A Satisfies Aesthetic Sensibility
• ^C Satisfies Cultural Awareness & Diversity
• ^E Satisfies Ethical Perspectives
• ^I Information Literacy is Reinforced
• ^O Satisfies Oral Communication
• ^Q Satisfies Quantitative Reasoning
• ^S Satisfies Scientific Reasoning
• ^T Satisfies Technological Fluency
• ^W Satisfies Written Communication