Page Content Degrees and Certificates Career Information An education in Radiologic Sciences can lead in many directions, since demand is high with increasingly sophisticated health care. Specializations include mammography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, cardiovascular-interventional technology and nuclear medicine. Whether you consider yourself technically adept or not, this program will set you up for success — it’s part science, part art! Guided Pathways are maps that show you what classes you will take, and when. View Guided Pathways How much money does this career pay? Which classes do I need? What our students are saying Contact Us Are you interested in a career in radiologic sciences? Start Today As a part of your training in Radiologic Sciences, you’ll study subjects such as anatomy, physics, radiation safety, communication and computer skills specific to your career. Because our comprehensive programs include clinical rotations, you’ll have a hands-on opportunity to practice patient care skills and technical knowledge. You’ll work side-by-side in radiology departments with doctors, nurses and experienced radiologic technologists.At These Campuses: Brookhaven El Centro “Dallas College has a lot of programs for people who want to have a better life with education. I strongly recommend other students to join this program — they have the best teachers who really care about their students, as well as financial help available. I love what I’m doing, and I will continue doing it to serve people.” Read Prayuth's story. Prayuth PhangRadiologic Technologist, Community Portable X-ray Inc. Please select a different web browser or enable iFrames to view this form.
