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Associate of Occupational Science in Radiography

Locations: Ontario, Los Angeles, and Orange County

Overview

Classification of Instructional Programs Code (CIP): 51.0911 (Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer)

Standard Occupational Classification Code (SOC): 29-2034.00 (Radiologic Technologists)

Quarter Credits:130.0

Clock Hours: 2660

Method of Delivery: Blended

Number of Weeks: 100 *

*Weeks may be extended depending on holiday schedules

Career Training Objective

The profession of radiology is guided by the ASRT and ARRT Code of Ethics and therefore it is the expectation of the College that each graduate following successful completion of the certification and registration exam, will work within legal and ethical boundaries. This responsibility requires dedication to applying standards that are outlined within the Code of Ethics for the Radiologic Technologist. Radiography is also a dynamic discipline that requires growth, personally and professionally, to better prepare for future needs of the profession. These needs may vary in many ways, dependent not only in the environment where one is employed, but across the profession as it changes. While the radiography program provides the requisite knowledge and skills to become competent as an entry level R.T., the program is confident that each graduate adopts the same enthusiasm for self-improvement.

The program will:

Provide learning experiences that prepare every student for competent performance as a radiologic technologist that includes, but is not limited to: lecture, interactive and self-discovery activities, problem-based case presentations, small group discussions, mentoring, tactile/kinesthetic activities provided through laboratory experiences and clinical practicums.
Provide comprehensive academic and clinical preparation for each student to have a successful result on the ARRT certification and registration exam.
Graduate professionals that enthusiastically display leadership responsibilities while providing competent care.
Provide access to activities that foster community awareness while responding to the needs of the community.
Ensure that the standards required for accreditation for the College and the program is maintained.
Support the community of radiologic technologists and health care professionals by providing opportunities for professional development.

Learn more about ACC's Radiography Program

Instructional Equipment List

CR/DR digital equipment
Lead aprons
Lead gloves
Lead mats
Mini C-arm unit
Mobile shields
Patient shields
Penetrometer Phantoms: torso, chest, hand, elbow, foot, knee
Portable radiography unit
Sandbags
Sponges
Thyroid shields
X-Ray unit: console, table with float top, tube/collimator, wall unit

Program Outline

Program Locations: Los Angeles, Anaheim and Ontario

General Education Courses

Course Number	Title	Clock Hours	Quarter Credits
ENGL100	Written Communications I ^†	40	4.0
ANAT200	Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology	20	2.0
MATH100	College Mathematics I	40	4.0
ANAT200-L	Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Lab	40	2.0
PSYC100	Introduction to Psychology ^†	40	4.0
	Totals	180	16.0

Course Number: ENGL100
Title	Written Communications I ^†
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	4.0
Course Number: ANAT200
Title	Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
Clock Hours	20
Quarter Credits	2.0
Course Number: MATH100
Title	College Mathematics I
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	4.0
Course Number: ANAT200-L
Title	Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	2.0
Course Number: PSYC100
Title	Introduction to Psychology ^†
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	4.0
TOTALS
Clock Hours	180
Quarter Credits	16.0

Core Courses

Module Number	Module Title	Clinical Hours	Clock Hours	Quarter Credits
RAD120	Introduction to Radiologic Sciences	0	10	1.0
CAREER200	Career Advantage ^†	0	20	2.0
RAD150	Medical Terminology ^‡	0	30	3.0
RAD220	Radiographic Physics	0	30	3.0
RAD250	Principles of Image Production	0	70	6.0
RAD320	Radiographic Positioning I	0	60	4.0
RAD350	Radiation Biology and Protection	0	70	6.0
RAD370	Digital Imaging ^‡	0	20	2.0
RAD420	Patient Care ^‡	0	40	3.0
RAD450	Radiographic Positioning II	0	60	4.0
RAD470	Law and Ethics in Imaging ^‡	0	20	2.0
RAD500C	Clinical Practicum I	300	300	10.0
RAD520	Radiographic Positioning III	0	60	4.0
RAD600C	Clinical Practicum II	300	300	10.0
RAD620	Pharmacology/Venipuncture ^‡	0	30	2.0
RAD700C	Clinical Practicum III	300	300	10.0
RAD720	Introduction to Computed Tomography with Cross Sectional Anatomy ^‡	0	40	4.0
RAD800C	Clinical Practicum IV	300	300	10.0
RAD900C	Clinical Practicum V	300	300	10.0
RADSEM1	Radiology Seminar I	0	30	3.0
RAD1000C	Clinical Practicum VI	360	360	12.0
RADSEM2	Radiology Seminar II	0	30	3.0
	Totals	1860	2480	114.0

Module Number: RAD120
Module Title	Introduction to Radiologic Sciences
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	10
Quarter Credits	1.0
Module Number: CAREER200
Module Title	Career Advantage ^†
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	20
Quarter Credits	2.0
Module Number: RAD150
Module Title	Medical Terminology ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	30
Quarter Credits	3.0
Module Number: RAD220
Module Title	Radiographic Physics
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	30
Quarter Credits	3.0
Module Number: RAD250
Module Title	Principles of Image Production
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	70
Quarter Credits	6.0
Module Number: RAD320
Module Title	Radiographic Positioning I
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	60
Quarter Credits	4.0
Module Number: RAD350
Module Title	Radiation Biology and Protection
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	70
Quarter Credits	6.0
Module Number: RAD370
Module Title	Digital Imaging ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	20
Quarter Credits	2.0
Module Number: RAD420
Module Title	Patient Care ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	3.0
Module Number: RAD450
Module Title	Radiographic Positioning II
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	60
Quarter Credits	4.0
Module Number: RAD470
Module Title	Law and Ethics in Imaging ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	20
Quarter Credits	2.0
Module Number: RAD500C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum I
Clinical Hours	300
Clock Hours	300
Quarter Credits	10.0
Module Number: RAD520
Module Title	Radiographic Positioning III
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	60
Quarter Credits	4.0
Module Number: RAD600C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum II
Clinical Hours	300
Clock Hours	300
Quarter Credits	10.0
Module Number: RAD620
Module Title	Pharmacology/Venipuncture ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	30
Quarter Credits	2.0
Module Number: RAD700C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum III
Clinical Hours	300
Clock Hours	300
Quarter Credits	10.0
Module Number: RAD720
Module Title	Introduction to Computed Tomography with Cross Sectional Anatomy ^‡
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	40
Quarter Credits	4.0
Module Number: RAD800C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum IV
Clinical Hours	300
Clock Hours	300
Quarter Credits	10.0
Module Number: RAD900C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum V
Clinical Hours	300
Clock Hours	300
Quarter Credits	10.0
Module Number: RADSEM1
Module Title	Radiology Seminar I
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	30
Quarter Credits	3.0
Module Number: RAD1000C
Module Title	Clinical Practicum VI
Clinical Hours	360
Clock Hours	360
Quarter Credits	12.0
Module Number: RADSEM2
Module Title	Radiology Seminar II
Clinical Hours	0
Clock Hours	30
Quarter Credits	3.0
TOTALS
Clinical Hours	1860
Clock Hours	2480
Quarter Credits	114.0

^† Courses offered online.
^‡ Courses offered in a blended format, a combination of online and on ground.

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 130.0

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