Radiologic Technology

Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology

Prepare for a rewarding career in radiologic technology through hands-on training and clinical experiences with local healthcare partners. Graduates earn an Associate of Applied Science degree and are eligible to take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam.

College readiness testing (TSI) is required to begin.

Earn Your:

Associate of Applied Science Degree

Classes:

Learn primarily through hands-on, in-person instruction

Complete In:

2 Years

After Graduation:

Ready to Work 

Find Work As:

Radiologic Technologist and Technician

*Texas Annual Wages:

Entry-level: $48,550 or less
Average: $78,630
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Radiologic Technologist Career Overview

This career video provides day in the life information about Radiologic Technologists and Technicians. (source: CareerOneStop Radiologic Technologists and Technicians Overview)

Questions?

School of Health Careers

Success Coach
hc@angelina.edu

Program Director: Angie Hill
ahill@angelina.edu | (936) 633-5413

Program Support:
(936) 671-7344 or (936) 671-7348

 

Why AC for Radiologic Technology?

Commitment to Excellence

Learn from distinguished faculty with extensive experience in an accredited program designed to meet high industry standards.

Leading Edge Technology

Hands-on, simulated real-world experience with state-of-the-art radiologic equipment at our cutting-edge lab.

Student Growth & Development

The college offers a cooperative program with area hospitals, providing hands-on experience that prepares students for success in today’s rapidly advancing healthcare environment.

Program Information

Outcomes

  • 2025 Credential Success Rate: 95%
  • 2025 Job Placement Rate is: 100%
  • 2024 Credential Success Rate: 89%
  • 2024 Job Placement Rate: 100%

Job Placement Rate (JPR) – is defined as the number of graduates employed in radiologic sciences within twelve months of graduation compared to the number of graduates actively seeking employment in the radiologic sciences.

Requirements & Resources

Radiologic Technology Handbook (PDF)
Radiologic Technology College Catalog Information
Grading System:
  • The following grading system has been established for use in all Radiography courses:
    • A=92-100
    • B=83-91
    • C=75-82
    • F= 74 and below
Program Mission, Goals, and Program Learning Outcomes

The Radiologic Technology Program, in concert with the mission and philosophy of Angelina College, is committed to providing a quality and comprehensive education in general radiography for preparation in the profession. Through didactic information, educational resources, and a variety of clinical experiences, the program is designed to develop competent, responsible, and independent radiography professionals. The program’s mission is also supported by a dedicated team of experienced faculty, radiographers, and physicians who encourage and model life-long learning in radiography.

Goal 1 – Students will demonstrate entry-level competency for employment in the profession.

PLO 1:  Properly position patients for routine radiographic procedures. Students will select appropriate technical factors. Students will employ safe radiation safety practices.

Goal 2 – Students will recognize the importance of professionalism and ethical behavior.

PLO 2: Conduct themselves in a professional manner. Students will demonstrate ethical behavior. Students will be cognizant of the importance of life-long learning.

Goal 3 – Students will employ critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

PLO 3: Critique radiographic images. Students will modify routine procedures to meet the needs of the patient.

 Goal 4 – Employers will be satisfied with the quality of program graduates.

PLO 4: Explain radiographic procedures to patients. Students will give clear instructions to patients. Students will obtain accurate information regarding patient history.

Accreditation

The Radiography Program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology.

20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850
Chicago, IL 60606-3182
Phone: (312) 704-5300
Email: mail@jrcert.org

The Radiography Program’s current accreditation award is eight years. General program accreditation information and the current accreditation award letter are available on the
Angelina College JRCERT webpage.

Plan Your Classes

The course sequence (Recommended Academic Plan or RAP) shows the recommended order of classes semester by semester. Use the online catalog version for accessibility, program details and requirements, or download the printable RAP checklist to track your progress. Your plan may vary based on advising or placement.

View Course Sequences in Catalog (Accessible)
Download RAP + Checklist for Print (PDF)

Additional AC Resources

Steps to Apply to the Radiologic Technology Program

1

Apply to Angelina College

Apply ONLINE today and follow our ADMISSIONS PROCESS for acceptance into the college.

Please be aware that general acceptance into the college does not guarantee acceptance into the Radiologic Technology program.

2

Information Session & Required Criteria

Must meet all REQUIRED CRITERIA including taking prerequisite courses before the designated date.

Must attend an INFORMATION SESSION to obtain program application and information.

3

Apply to Program

Submit a completed application for the Radiologic Technology program and ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION  no later than no later than May 1 each year for August consideration.

Ready to Get Started?

Learn how to apply, what documents you may need, and how to explore financial aid options to get started at Angelina College.

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