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Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology aims to produce Radiologic Technologists who are imbued with 21st Century Skills and area competent to fulfill professional responsibilities in the following areas: diagnostic and therapeutic imaging, radiation safety and protection, patient care, administration and management, education, research, entrepreneurship, and life-long learning.
Career Options
- Radiologic Technologist (Radiography, CT-Scan, MRI, Ultrasound, Interventional Radiography and Radiation Therapy)
- Administrator
Program Educational Objectives
Three to five years the Radiologic Technology graduates shall have:
- Practiced competence in medical imaging, treatment, effective communication, patient care, radiation safety and management of diseases
- Advocated for the integration of cutting-edge technology, particularly leveraging advance technology, to enhance images, reduce artifacts, provide diagnostic and therapeutic support
- Engaged in continuous growth and development, actively pursuing lifelong learning opportunities, research endeavors, and community outreach initiatives to elevate professional proficiency and leadership capabilities
Student Outcomes
At the time of graduation, the students shall be able to;
A. Apply scientific knowledge, technical skills and the proper work attitude and values necessary for the practice of Radiologic Technology
B. Practice the scope of local and professional ethical practice of Radiologic Technology
C. Collaborate effectively with members of the healthcare team, local government, and other socio-civic agencies to enhance healthcare accessibility and patient outcomes
D. Communicate effectively orally, writing and presenting culturally appropriate language in wide range of clients
E. Engage in academic and research activities
F. Apply techno-intelligent care systems and process in healthcare delivery
G. Engage in life-long learning by exploring new imaging modalities, techniques, and safety protocols in radiologic
A. Apply scientific knowledge, technical skills and the proper work attitude and values necessary for the practice of Radiologic Technology
B. Practice the scope of local and professional ethical practice of Radiologic Technology
C. Collaborate effectively with members of the healthcare team, local government, and other socio-civic agencies to enhance healthcare accessibility and patient outcomes
D. Communicate effectively orally, writing and presenting culturally appropriate language in wide range of clients
E. Engage in academic and research activities
F. Apply techno-intelligent care systems and process in healthcare delivery
G. Engage in life-long learning by exploring new imaging modalities, techniques, and safety protocols in radiologic