Radiologic Technology, Certificate of Achievement
Upon successful completion of the Radiologic Technology program, the student demonstrates skills, knowledge, and training for eligibility to take the certification examinations given by the State of California and the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. The student demonstrates his or her ability to practice in a variety of health care settings providing radiology services. NOTE: Please refer to catalog for program Special Admission Requirement information.
Minimum Units Required: 80.5
Recommended Sequence:
Prerequisites to the Program:
- High school Graduate or G.E.D.
- At least 18 years of age by July of the year of application.
- A cumulative grade point average of no less than prerequisite courses of 2.5 or greater.
- One year of High School or College Algebra, with a grade of "C" or better.
- A score on the San Joaquin Delta College Academic Assessment of Level III in Composition or completion of English 079 with a grade of "C" or better.
- Completion of the following prerequisite courses with a grade of "C" or better AND a cumulative prerequisite GPA of 2.5 or greater: BIOL 033 (Anatomy & Physiology)
or
BIOL 031 (Human Anatomy)
and
BIOL 032 (Human Physiology)
HS 036 (Medical Terminology)
Elementary Algebra (as stated above)
- Hold a current, valid CPR card upon entry into the program.
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RAD 010
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Introduction to Radiography
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3.5
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RAD 010A
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Beginning Clinical Laboratory
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3
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RAD 010B
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Intermediate Clinical Laboratory
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6
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RAD 011
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Radiographic Positioning and Terminology
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6
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RAD 012
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Radiographic Anatomy
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2
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RAD 013
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Principles of Radiographic Technique
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4
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RAD 014
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Darkroom Chemistry and Processing
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1
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RAD 020
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Advanced Radiographic Positioning and Terminology
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4
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RAD 020A
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Advanced Clinical Laboratory
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8
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RAD 021
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Advanced Radiographic Anatomy
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2
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RAD 022
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Fundamentals of X-Ray and Radium Physics
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4
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RAD 023
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Positioning and Technical Laboratory
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0.5
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RAD 030
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Intermediate Positioning and Technical Laboratory
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0.5
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RAD 030A
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Senior Clinical Laboratory
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5
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RAD 030B
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Advanced Senior Clinical Laboratory
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10
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RAD 031
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Advanced Positioning and Technical Laboratory
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1
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RAD 032
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Sectional Anatomy
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2
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RAD 040
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Senior Review, Adv. Radiation Protection, & Fluoroscopic Systems
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6
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RAD 040A
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Radiographic Laboratory
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9
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RAD 041
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Radiographic Pathology and Film Critique
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3
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(The following electives are recommended, but they are not required.)
PHSCI 001
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Matter and Energy
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3
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PHYSC 002A
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General Physics
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4
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PHYSC 002B
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General Physics
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4
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CHEM 003A
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Introduction to Chemistry
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4
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POLSC 001
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American Government and Institutions
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3
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HIST 017A
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History of the United States
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3
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HIST 017B
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History of the United States
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3
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PSYCH 001
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Introduction to Psychology
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3
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BUS 030
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Supervision and Human Relations
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3
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ENG 001A
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Written Communications
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3
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H ED 031
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Emergency Response
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3
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H ED 001
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Health Education
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3
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PHYSC 010
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Introduction to Physics
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4
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BIOL 032
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Human Physiology
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5
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Students are encouraged to pursue an A.A. Degree, which may be granted concurrently with the Radiology Technology Certificate, provided all General Education requirements have been met.
Those students planning to apply to the program should consider taking general education classes while continuing entry into the program. Please consult a counselor for degree requirements.
NOTE:
Please refer to SECTION III, Academic Programs, Special Admission Programs, for admission requirements.
Minimum Units 80.5
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