Radiological Sciences - Chesapeake College

Radiological Sciences from Chesapeake College is a Campus Associate Radiology degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The Radiologic Sciences program is an intensive, full-time program, including summer sessions. The program includes a general education core, professional radiography content, and clinical practice at local health care facilities. Program enrollment is limited by the number of clinical placements. In addition to the scholastic standards required of all students, radiologic science students must earn a grade of "C" or better in science , math, and radiography courses in order to continue in and graduate from the program. Graduates are eligible to write the certifying examination given by the ARRT which is required to apply for a Maryland Medical Radiation Technologist's license. Students must consult with the Nursing and Allied Health Advisor in planning an appropriate program. Program Vision The Radiologic Sciences program will promote the vision of Chesapeake College by providing an accredited program in radiography and by producing graduates who are knowledgeable, empathetic, and demonstrate entry-level radiography skills. Program Mission The Radiologic Sciences program will provide learning experiences designed to prepare graduates to deliver quality radiologic services and patient care. Program Goals Upon completion of the program: 1. Students will demonstrate the cognitive and clinical competencies to perform as entry-level radiographers . 2. Students will demonstrate the skills and abilities to communicate clearly, effectively, and empathetically. 3. Students will demonstrate the ability to conduct independent research and study, and to apply critical thinking skills. 4. Graduates will express satisfaction with their educational experience. 5. Graduates will meet the local need for certified and licensed radiographers. Entry-Level Skills As entry-level radiographers , graduates will: 1. Apply radiographic principles to produce diagnostic radiographic images. 2. Perform routine radiographic studies competently, professionally, safely, and ethically. 3. Communicate clearly and effectively, and provide a high level of quality patient care. 4. Utilize radiation protection principles, exposure techniques, procedures, image evaluation, and quality assurance procedures consistent with established standards. 5. Perform independent research and study, and apply critical thinking skills. View more details on Chesapeake College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Radiology courses.