College of Radiologic Technology

The College of Radiologic Technology offers students with the fundamental theories and applied skills necessary to perform the tasks of radiologic technologists. Graduates of the program are eligible to take the Professional Regulatory Commission (PRC) licensure examination and become registered professionals. Our main goal is to develop future Radiologic Technologists who can demonstrate competent technical practices, quality patient care management and with high radiation safety and protection

Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology

The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology program provides high quality instruction on Radiography, Radiation Therapy, and patient care. Through intensive research, clinical rotations in the university’s own tertiary teaching and training hospital, and hands-on practice with leading edge Radiologic Technology such as X-ray machines, CT scanners, MRI machines, Ultrasound machines, Mammography, Gamma Camera, and Therapeutic machines such as Linear Accelerator and Nuclear Medicine for cancer treatment among other computer and web-based software programs, students master the skills on how to use medical imaging to diagnose patients and help in cancer treatment using radiant energies.

While performing these duties, students also learn how to maintain their own safety without compromising practice. They are trained on how to archive x-ray films and apply health laws related to medical imaging. Lastly, they are taught how to perform associated clerical duties which will lead to administrative function, including scheduling and supplies