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Radiologic Technology

Associate of Applied Science

In Pima’s Radiologic Technology program, you’ll learn how to take X-ray images that help doctors see inside the body. You’ll also build important skills like working with technology, paying attention to detail, and communicating with patients and healthcare teams.

You’ll study in Pima’s new Health Professions Center of Excellence, which includes a hands-on Imaging Lab where you’ll practice using real equipment.

When you finish the program and earn your Associate of Applied Science degree, you’ll be ready to take the national certification exam through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). After becoming a certified Radiologic Technologist, you can continue learning on-the-job and train in other such areas as MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), CT scans (Computed Tomography), Mammography, Bone density scans (DEXA), Cardiac catheterization (Cath lab), and Interventional procedures.

What You Will Learn

  • Medical Imaging Fundamentals
  • Radiographic Positioning
  • Radiation Biology

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Program At a Glance

  • Length of Program

    2+ years, including summers (full-time)

  • Study Methods

    In Person

  • West Campus

  • Title IV Financial Aid eligible
  • Transfer Options Available
  • This program has additional admission requirements
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Graduating Ready for Success

In the four of the past five years, 100% of Pima Radiologic Technology graduates passed their American Registry of Radiologic Technologists exams for the first time.

Support When You Need It

Not sure if this is the right path for you? Schedule an appointment with an advisor to:

  • Discuss program options and pathways to a bachelor’s degree
  • Learn about funding and financial aid
  • Get personalized guidance to reach your goals
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This Program is Accredited. See Accredited Information for more details.
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