Mission  

The Radiologic Technology (RT) program at Clarkson College is designed to provide a high-quality, diverse educational experience rich in both professional and general coursework. Students of the program will be prepared to enter the RT profession and to demonstrate good ethical judgment and compassion in the delivery of patient care. The radiologic technology students are expected to adhere to all professional and ethical standards set forth by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT). 

  

The RT program meets its mission by providing an optimal environment for students learning the delivery of quality health care in a variety of clinical settings. The program offers a broad educational experience that enables students to apply theoretical learning to clinical practice. Students develop the necessary critical thinking and communication skills for becoming an integral member of the health care team. The program prepares students who are concerned with the improve­ment of the quality of life, which is consistent with the College mission. 

  

Program Goals 

Upon completion of the associate of science in radiologic technology, graduates will: 

·         Have entry level radiography skills. 

·         Communicate effectively. 

·         Use critical thinking skills. 

·         Evaluate the importance of professional growth and development. 

  

Students completing the Associate of Science degree program in Radiologic Technology may choose to enter the Clarkson College Dual RT/MI Program leading to a bachelor of science degree in medical imaging.