What Does a Radiologic Technologist Do?

A career in Radiologic Sciences can lead in many directions, since demand is high in today’s world of increasingly sophisticated health care. You could specialize in dozens of clinical areas ranging from prenatal care to orthopedics. You might manage an entire radiology department, including budget and personnel, or you could teach.

Specializations include mammography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, cardiovascular-interventional technology and nuclear medicine.

El Centro College’s Radiologic Sciences program is located in its Center for Allied Health and Nursing at 301 N. Market St. at Pacific, one block northwest of El Centro’s main campus on Elm Street in downtown Dallas.

          For admissions information:

Health Occupations Admissions Office
Ground floor
El Centro College Center for Allied Health and Nursing
301 N. Market St. at Pacific 
Pam Farley

Raquel Tapia, M. S., R.T. (R)(CT)(ARRT)

Program Coordinator and Faculty
 

Admission to El Centro College

To get started in the Radiologic Sciences program, complete the admissions process at El Centro College. When you meet with an academic advisor, mention your interest in the Radiologic Sciences program so he or she can help you determine which courses you should take. If you are planning to earn an associate degree, please note that you must complete 25 percent of your degree requirements at the college awarding the degree.