Radiologic Technology

Radiologic Technology is a fast-growing healthcare field. It combines patient care with the use of medical imaging equipment. As imaging technology continues to improve, the demand for radiologic technologists has increased.

MCC’s Radiologic Technology Program prepares students to perform diagnostic imaging exams. Radiologic technologists position patients carefully to produce clear, high-quality images. They work closely with radiologists, who use these images to diagnose illness or injury.

After completing the two-year Radiologic Technology Program, students earn an Associate of Applied Science degree. Graduates may then apply to take the certification exam offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

Admission Process & Criteria

Visit the Admission Process & Criteria page to review the application requirements and apply. 

Important Licensing Information

Students with a criminal background should be aware that this may affect licensure in the State of Texas. If you have questions about your background, speak with your faculty member or program director.

You may also request a criminal history evaluation letter from the appropriate licensing agency.

For More Information

For questions about the program, contact:

254-299-8342
  mbrown@mclennan.edu

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