Located in Aurora, Concorde Career College offers students a four-semester Associate of Applied Science degree in radiographic technology. The program is comprised of extensive classroom and hands-on training in addition to clinical externships at local hospitals and clinics. Graduates of the program are eligible to take the certification exam offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Financial assistance is available to those who qualify.
Concorde Career College
111 North Havana St.
Aurora, CO 80010
303-861-1151
concorde.edu
Red Rocks Community College offers a full-time program for aspiring X-ray techs to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree. Each year, 18 to 20 students are accepted to the four-semester program. Classroom work is taught at the community college's campus in Arvada, though clinical instruction is provided at hospitals and clinics in the Denver area that have partnerships with the college. Graduates are eligible to take the exam offered by the ARRT. Financial aid is available to qualified students.
Red Rocks Community College
5420 Miller St.
Arvada, CO 80002
303-914-6010
rrcc.edu
Pima Medical Institute, located in Denver, offers both an associate and bachelor's degree. The school's Associate of Occupational Science program is intended for students with prior experience in the radiography field. The Bachelor of Science program is intended for students that are currently certified X-ray techs from the ARRT. Both programs are approximately 22 months in length. Financial assistance may be available to qualified students.
Pima Medical Institute
7475 Dakin St.
Denver, CO 80221
800-477-7462
pmi.edu