Sinclair Community College
Radiologic Technology
Take a Look Inside… Become a Radiologic Technologist
Radiologic technology is one of the fastest-evolving areas of health care today. The largest component of this discipline is medical imaging that involves the production of an image used to diagnose medical conditions. High-tech imaging methods employed in medical imaging utilize x-ray, sonographic, magnetic, ultrasound, and computer-driven equipment. At Sinclair Community College, the radiologic technology programs prepare you to work in this technological field successfully by developing skills in communication, diversity, scientific inquiry, critical thinking and judgment.
Each of our department’s programs provide students interested in the radiology field with varying skills to assist them in becoming successful and aware professionals in health care.
This program might be for you if:
- You would like to work in medical or health care field with skills in demand across the country.
- You learn quickly and are interested in new, developing technologies and advances.
- You are a person who enjoys meeting and helping a diverse audience.
- You enjoy working in a fast-paced field, while performing a variety of tasks.
Career opportunities persist in radiology due to technological advances and the need for proper patient diagnoses. Our graduates find employment in a variety of in-demand positions across the United Stated; a graduate can go on to work as or gain further education to become a sonographer, ultrasound technician, x-ray technician, MRI technician, radiologic technician, and more. From hospitals to private offices, equipment manufacturers to education, and imaging centers to research centers, our graduates can be prepared to enter any position confidently and competently.
Certificate Programs
Short-term Technical Certificate
General Education Certificate
General Education is essential to the development of professionalism. General Education is a process whereby lifelong learners grow and expand their breadth of knowledge. It is through this process that a student gains competence to achieve independent intellectual inquiry. In addition to developing professionalism, General Education provides foundational skills necessary for successful living in the ever changing global environment. The following content is designed to assist in developing skills in communication, human diversity, scientific inquiry, critical thinking and judgment required to perform the responsibilities of an entry level professional. Students completing this certificate are fulfilling the American Society of Radiologic Technologists requirement for Post Secondary General Education.
Interested in learning more about this certificate program?
- View the curriculum now »
- Visit the Radiologic Technology Web site »
- Talk with an admissions counselor by calling 1-888-722-2883 or visiting one of our convenient locations.
Special Medical Imaging
The short term certificate in special medical imaging is designed to provide radiographers certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) with didactic and clinical education in Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Mammography. Didactic courses focus on current CT, MRI and Mammography principles while clinical courses provide students with real-life experience and development of hands-on skills needed to pursue employment opportunities in CT, MRI, and Mammography.
Interested in learning more about this certificate program?
- View the curriculum now »
- Visit the Radiologic Technology Web site »
- Talk with an admissions counselor by calling 1-888-722-2883 or visiting one of our convenient locations.
Already know the program that is right for you?
Fill out an online admissions application to get started or visit the Sinclair Admissions Web site to find out more.
Degree Programs
Associate of Applied Science - Radiologic Technology
As a specialized discipline within the radiologic science profession, radiographers perform medical imaging procedures to aid the physician in the diagnosis and treatment of injury and disease. Graduates will be eligible to apply for the national credentialing examination offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Successful completion of the ARRT credentialing examination simultaneously satisfies the Ohio Department of Health Radiologic Licensure Program requirements. The Radiologic Technology Program (RAT) consists of seven quarters of didactic and clinical courses. Required general education courses may be completed prior to acceptance into the Radiologic Technology Program. These courses may be completed at Sinclair’s Dayton campus, Sinclair’s Learning Centers or through the Distance Learning Division. Students may complete all general education courses prior to beginning the first technical quarter in the radiologic technology program course sequence. Academic advising for developing an academic plan and for general education course scheduling is available through the Sinclair Academic Advising office. The program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL. 60606. For admission to the Radiologic Technology Program a Life and Health Sciences application must be completed and submitted on-line at http://www.sinclair.edy/academics/lhs/pub/lhs_form.cfm. Students may also contact a Life and Health Sciences academic advisor in person in building 11, room 11346 or by calling (937) 512-3700. To be eligible for admission to the Radiologic Technology Program, all admission requirements and course prerequisites must be completed by the April 1 deadline.
Interested in learning more about this degree program?
- View the curriculum now »
- Visit the Radiologic Technology Web site »
- Talk with an admissions counselor by calling 1-888-722-2883 or visiting one of our convenient locations.
Already know the program that is right for you?
Fill out an online admissions application to get started or visit the Sinclair Admissions Web site to find out more.
Transfer Opportunities
Make the most of your education by starting at Sinclair Community College. Our quality programs and low tuition make it a great place to start even if you intend to further your education beyond an associate degree or certificate. You would be surprised at the money you could save by completing your first two years of study at Sinclair—just take a look at our low tuition and see the savings for yourself. You can also learn more by visiting Sinclair’s Transfer Web site »
Articulation & Transfer Agreements
Sinclair works directly with many four-year schools in Ohio and beyond to ensure the college credit you earn will transfer easily to those schools. By developing articulation agreements, formal agreements between colleges detailing the recognition of college credit between the schools, you will know you are meeting the requirements needed at the four-year school of your choice. Learn more about articulation and transfer »
Radiologic Technology Agreements
Sinclair Community College has worked to develop program-specific agreements to assist you in a more seamless process when transferring from a specific Sinclair degree program to a bachelor’s degree program in the same area of study.
Programs & Articulation Agreements
Radiologic Technology, Associate of Applied Science
Articulation agreements in place for transfer to:
- University of Cincinnati, Raymond Walters College
(Radiation Science Technology)
Transferring Individual Classes
In addition to transferring with a degree, college credit for many courses, including some radiologic technology program requirements, are accepted at other colleges and universities. Learn more about course equivalency »
General Agreements
While at Sinclair, if you plan to complete any associate degree program, there are agreements in place to help you easily transfer into a variety of bachelor’s degree completion programs.
Your transfer opportunities
may include:
- Antioch University McGregor
- Franklin University
- Kaplan University
- Ohio Dominican University
- Ohio University
- Purdue University
- Strayer University
- Wilberforce University
- Wright State University
- and more…
Ohio Transfer Module
The Associate of Arts and the Associate of Science degree programs fulfill the requirements for the Ohio Transfer Module at other public colleges and universities. Students in applied associate degree programs may complete some individual transfer module courses within their degree program or continue beyond their program to complete the entire transfer module.
Upon completion of the Ohio Transfer Module, students will be able to enter most Ohio four-year colleges and universities as a junior with your general education requirements completed. Find out more about the Ohio Transfer Module…
Please Note: Sinclair continues to work with other colleges and universities to provide more opportunities through new articulation and transfer agreements. Please consult with an academic advisor for the most up-to-date information.
Related Programs
Sinclair Community College offers a wide variety of certificate and degree programs. With so many to choose from, we are sure that you can find a program that suits your needs. If you are interested in the radiologic technology programs, you might also be interested in learning more about these programs at Sinclair: