Lone Star College offers medical radiologic technology classes at two Texas campuses: CyFair and Montgomery. The associate of applied science degree can be achieved in two years and consists of 72 credits of study. Topics of instruction include basic radiographic procedures, introduction to sectional anatomy and radiographic pathology. Lone Star College affords students clinical experience starting in the second semester. Applicants should have completed a course in introduction to anatomy and physiology before entering the program.
Lone Star College
5000 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands, TX 77381
832-813-6500
lonestar.edu
Houston Community College offers an associate of science degree to its radiology students. The two-year program consists of 71 units, including both classroom instruction and clinical field experience. Radiation biology and protection, essentials of medical terminology and principles of radiographic imaging are among course topics. Clinical rotations begin in the program's first semester. Applicants to Houston Community College's radiology program must show proof of five prerequisite courses, including college algebra and introduction to radiology.
Houston Community College
3100 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
713-718-2000
hccc.edu
Academy of Health Care Professionals offers a limited medical radiologic technologist program at four Texas campuses. The courses do not lead to a degree, but the program is designed to prepare graduates to take the Texas state licensing exam. Instruction is offered in the areas of radiographic biology, radiographic positioning and imaging equipment and maintenance. In addition to attending classroom sessions, all students complete a clinical externship at a local medical facility.
Academy of Health Care Professionals
6505 Airport Blvd.
Austin, Texas 78752
800-487-6728
ahcp.edu