Radiologic Technology Department

Radiologic Technology

Contact

Program Director
Kimberly Mills
619-388-2666
kmills@sdccd.edu

Clinical Coordinator
Jill Chagnon
619-388-2684
jchagnon@sdccd.edu

Allied Health Counselor
Nicholas DeMeo
619-388-2672
ndemeo@sdccd.edu

Special Admissions Office

619-388-2684

Dulce Carolina Lopez
dlopez@sdccd.edu

Karina Sandoval
ksandoval@sdccd.edu

Radiologic Technology Department

Attention: Prospective Students
This application is now 100% online and will be available through the Allied Health Department page. Paper applications will not be accepted.

OPENS: March 14, 2022 at 12:00 pm
CLOSES: March 18, 2022 by 4:00 pm

Official transcripts & signed Ed Plans must be submitted between February 7 - March 4, 2022 by 4:00 pm

View Application Instructions/Detail - Please see NEW TABS at Left for Updated Application Details

Radiologic Technology Updates

NEW Application UPDATE:
The program application process will move to random lottery in 2022. The program will continue with the application process every two years (2022, 2024, etc.)

NEW Math UPDATE:
The program has removed Math 92 Applied Beginning Algebra from the prerequisite list. Please review the prerequisite course tab for more details.

No waivers on Prerequisite courses will be issued for courses beyond the five-year time limit. Please contact Nick DeMeo in the counseling office ndemeo@sdccd.edu

NEW Prerequisite Requirement:
RADT 50 Concepts in Imaging Technology will replace CISC 181 as a prerequisite course and must be completed with a grade “C” or higher prior to program application. This course will be available beginning Spring 2021.

Welcome to the Radiologic Technology Department's Home Page.

The Radiologic Technology (RADT) program is a 24-month program that prepares and qualifies graduates to become nationally certified and registered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT; www.arrt.org ). Didactic, laboratory and clinical training includes operation of radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment, exposure and image analysis, radiation safety, positioning patients, ethics and clinical patient care. Graduates will obtained California fluoroscopic and venipuncture training within the program. Beginning in 2015, all ARRT candidates must possess an associate degree or higher (in any field or area), in addition to the successful completion of the 24-month program, to be eligible to take the ARRT exam. Currently, the admissions process accepts students on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please see the side bar located on the upper left side for more program details and application information.

Information Session Dates & Times

Mission Statement:

The mission of the Radiologic Technology Program is to prepare qualified medical imaging practitioners who uphold the highest level of ethical patient care while demonstrating excellent clinical and technical practices. (click on link) Mission / Goals / Outcomes

Please review program information located on the left side of this page for: