What Kansas Universities Have Radiology Programs?

A Radiologist is a medical professional whose duties include utilizing X-ray, ultrasound, CAT scan (body scan) machines, to internally examine the body. Radiology, therefore, is crucial in determining current health issues or impending ones, such as the onset of a tumor or the progression of an existing disease like cancer. Radiology involves many levels of experience, and the field offers associate degree level options to those beyond medical school. Students studying in Kansas have multi-level study opportunities.
  1. The University of Kansas Medical Center

    • The University of Kansas Medical Center offers a Diagnostic Radiology residency program for medical school graduates. The program involves four week rotations and 13 revolutions in Musculoskeletal, Nuclear Radiology, Plain Film, and Body CT radiology. The program's residents are also educated in pediatric issues, pathology, and imaging techniques. The UKMC residents are granted a number of benefits, which include life and disability insurance, a stipend for learning materials, tuition assistance, parking assistance, and various vacation, personal days, and sick leave allotments each year of the four years of residency. The university, in addition to the medical center, has six different training facilities.

      Department of Radiology

      Mail Stop 4032

      3901 Rainbow Blvd.

      Kansas City, KS 66160

      913-588-6805

      kumc.edu/radiology/

    Washburn University

    • Washburn University is located in the state's capital city of Topeka, and was founded in 1865. The university is ranked by U.S. News & World Report in 2010 as a top tier master's degree granting university in the Midwest. A Bachelor of Health Science degree in Medical Imaging, and an Associate of Science degree in Radiologic Technology, are offered. The Allied Health department also offers Certificate of Completion options in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Radiation Therapy, Computed Tomography, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

      Washburn University

      1700 SW College Ave.

      Allied Health

      Topeka, KS 66621

      785-670-1404

      785-670-2170

      washburn.edu/

    Kansas City, Kansas Community College

    • Kansas City's Community College offers various associate degree options for students seeking affordable higher education. Among those degrees are the Associate in Science, Liberal Arts and Sciences degree in Pre-Radiologic Technology, which offers students a foundational education in radiology. The degree requires a total of 60 credits, including a basic liberal arts base, with various courses in preparation to work in radiology. Medical terminology, along with various courses in physiology, physics, and lab work are included in the program.

      KCKCC

      7250 State Ave.

      Kansas City, KS 66112

      913-334-1100

      kckcc.edu/

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