2019-2020

Course List & Program Costs

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Course List

INITIAL SUMMER	TOTAL UNITS: 4
RADT 50 Concepts in Imaging Technology RADT 101 Basic Radiologic Technology	2                   2

SEMESTER I FALL	TOTAL UNITS: 10
RADT 131 *Patient Care - HYB	3
RADT 190 *Radiographic Positioning I Lecture - WEB	1
RADT 190L Radiographic Positioning I Lab	1
RADT 256A Directed Clinical Practice I (DCP)	5

SEMESTER II SPRING	TOTAL UNITS: 13.5
RADT 121 Radiographic Exposure Lecture	3
RADT 121C Radiographic Exposure Lab	1
RADT 201 *Radiographic Positioning II Lecture – WEB	1
RADT 201L Radiographic Positioning II Lab	1
RADT 256B Directed Clinical Practice II (DCP)	7.5

SEMESTER III SUMMER	TOTAL UNITS: 10
RADT 192 *Image Analysis for Rad Tech – WEB RADT 110 *Recording Media - HYB	2 2
RADT 256C Directed Clinical Practice III (DCP)	6

SEMESTER IV FALL	TOTAL UNITS: 16
RADT 221 Advanced Radiographic Techniques	2
RADT 230 Radiologic Science	2
RADT 231 Pathology for Imaging Sciences	2
RADT 210 *Radiographic Positioning III Lecture – WEB	1
RADT 210L Radiographic Positioning III Lab	1
RADT 60 Venipuncture for Radiology	0.5
RADT 257A Directed Clinical Practice IV (DCP)	7.5

SEMESTER V SPRING	TOTAL UNITS: 14
RADT 275 *Computed Tomography Imaging – WEB	2
RADT 275L Computed Tomography Imaging Lab (elective lab)	0.5 - not in total
RADT 86 Fluoroscopy & Radiation Safety Lecture	2.5
RADT 86L Fluoroscopy & Radiation Safety Lab	0.5
RADT 241 *Sectional Anatomy Lecture – WEB	1
RADT 241L Sectional Anatomy Lab	0.5
RADT 271 *Mammography Lecture (elective WEB course)	2 – not in total
RADT 271L Mammography Lab (elective lab)	0.5 – not in total
RADT 257B Directed Clinical Practice V	7.5

SEMESTER VI SUMMER	TOTAL UNITS: 7
RADT 242 *Organization of Radiology – HYB	1
RADT 257C Directed Clinical Practice VI (DCP)	6

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CLINICAL HOURS

The program clinical hours are measured in clock hours that total 2,048 hours of clinical education.  In addition, students are scheduled on opposite clinical days for classroom instruction.  The total program hours (class & clinical) range from 30 – 40 hours per week scheduled during daytime hours.  Below is a list of clinical hours for each semester. 

Total Hours – SemesterBreakdown / weekDays of the week

256 hours – Fall 1st Year	16 hours/week x 16 weeks	Tue. & Thur.
384 hours – Spring 1st Year	24 hours/week x 16 weeks	Tue. & Thur. & Fri.
320 hours – Summer 1st Year	32 hours/week x 10 weeks	Tuesday – Friday
384 hours – Fall 2nt Year	24 hours/week x 16 weeks	Mon. Wed. & Fri.
384 hours – Spring 2nt Year	24 hours/week x 16 weeks	Mon. Wed. & Fri.
320 hours – Summer 2nd Year	32 hours/week x 10 weeks	Tuesday – Friday

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PROGRAM COSTS

The complete list of program courses, including total units is detailed on the following page by semester.  The current tuition is $46.00/unit and non-resident tuition is $245.00/unit.  All students must pay a mandatory $20.00 Student Health Service fee and parking fees.  All costs listed below are subject to change without notice and may be different if using your own healthcare provider.

• American Databank Complio Immunization Tracker - $26.00/year
• Background Check & Drug Screen Combo package - $71.00/year
• CPR American Heart Association BLS Certification - $50.00 - $70.00
• Physical Exam at Mesa Health Services - $35.00 cash
• TB skin test (2 step) at Mesa Health Services year one - $16.00 cash
• TB skin test at Mesa Health Services - annual for year two - $8.00 cash
• Tdap at Mesa Health Services - $45.00 cash
• MMR at Mesa Health Services - $79.00 cash
• Hep B Series at Mesa Heatlh Services - $62.00 cash
• Flu vaccine at Mesa Health Services - Free
• Lead Markers at Mesa Bookstore - $20.00/set
• Scrubs at Mesa Bookstore - $40.00/set
• Lead google at Mesa Bookstore (OPTIONAL) - $100.00/set
• Textbooks for year one - $500.00 - $600.00
• Textbooks for year two - $500.00 - $600.00 

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ELIGIBILITY FOR PLACEMENT IN DIRECTED CLINICAL PRACTICE

New student admission into the program will be contingent upon the satisfactory completion of the follow for placement into Directed Clinical Practice (clinical education at hospital affiliates).

• Successful completion of a background check & drug screen
• Physical exam by a physician or nurse practitioner 
• All required immunizations and/or lab titers indicating immunity
• Annual TB testing (chest x-ray, if applicable)
• CPR certification

The checklist must be completed by the deadline.  Students with incomplete items by the deadline will forfeit their spot in the program due to ineligibility and must reapply to the program.

The hospital affiliates have the right to reject student placement based on their own established policies regarding background and drug screen results, which do not necessarily reflect the policies of the district or school.  If a hospital affiliate refuses student placement, the decision is final and the student will not be admitted to the program.