Radiologic Technology (Pre)

Create diagnostic images using innovative technology to help save lives.

Are you looking for a robust, integral, hands-on medical career working with patients where you don’t have to take blood samples or work with bodily fluids? If so, check out a career as a Radiologic Technologist. These professionals, sometimes called Rad Techs, help Radiologists take clear images of patients so they can be used for diagnosis. Radiologic Technicians interact with patients, properly position them for the images needed, capture the images, and ensure image readability.

WNCC’s Radiologic Technology emphasis area, offered at the Scottsbluff Campus, will provide you with the prerequisites needed to enter a specialized school of radiography. The courses are also applicable to other related programs, if you should choose another path. This program has transfer agreements with Chadron State College and the School of Radiologic Technology at Regional West Medical Center in Scottsbluff.

Award Types

Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology (Pre)

About the Program

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Career Opportunities

WNCC’s Pre-Radiologic Technology degree is designed to give you the education and basic skills to transfer to a specialized school of radiography. With a degree in Radiologic Technology, students can pursue opportunities as an Ultrasound Technician, MRI Technician, Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, CT Scan Technologist, and much more. You can also further your education to become a radiologist with a doctorate degree.

In all of these careers, you will find yourself working mostly in hospitals and clinics. Days are often spent on your feet, working with specific medical machinery, and interacting with patients. While repetitive, these positions need those with a detailed eye and compassionate communication skills. In return, you’ll have an in-demand career that pays well and allows you to move almost anywhere around the country.

For more information on any of these career options, contact Career Pathways & Advising at pathways@wncc.edu .

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