Grand Canyon University offers a Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Science, which includes courses such as advanced patient care, risk management and health care regulations, pharmacology for health care professionals, applied statistics for health care professionals, transcultural health care, science communication and research, medical imaging in the digital environment, critical patient care in medical imaging and quality management in medical imaging.
Sanford-Brown College offers associate and certificate degrees in radiology. These programs teach various radiographic procedures to understand radiation protection, image production and radiology physics. After completing the clinical and practical part of these programs, you can seek employment as a radiological technologist, X-ray technician or radiographer.
Fortis College offers a basic X-ray technician program, designed for providing a learning experience based on practical training, after which you can get employment as an entry-level X-ray technician. Students learn the basics of X-rays, including the clinical skills in electrocardiography, electronic health records, exam setup and other areas.
Herzing University offers an associate degree in radiological technology, which will equip you with practical skill and knowledge of operating X-ray machines, digital mammography machines, computed tomography (CT) machines, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners and other imaging equipment.