Radiologic Technology, Bachelor of Science

Radiologic Technology is the art and science of using radiation to produce diagnostic images of the tissues, bones, organs, and vessels of the body. Manhattanville College offers one of the only Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology degrees in the region. A four-year, accredited degree with clinical experience is highly valued in this rapidly growing industry. 

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Radiologic Technology (Rad Tech) is a four-year program accredited by the New York State Department of Education (NYSED) and the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).

 

Mission Statement
Our mission is to offer a quality educational program with the purpose of training highly competent radiographers who will model ethical behavior, practice radiation safety, and provide quality patient care. We are committed to instruction in an atmosphere of professionalism, support and shared social responsibility. 

Program Values: 
Respect and Compassion for ourselves and others 
Excellence in Education 
Dignity of Human Life
Commitment to the Radiologic Technology Profession 
 
Program Student Learning Outcomes (PSLO): 
Upon completion of the program, Radiologic Technology graduates will: 

PSLO #1 Demonstrate critical thinking competence in radiologic technology. 
PSLO #2 Devise problem-solving skills for use in the field of Radiologic Technology. 
PSLO #3 Develop professional and ethical behavior as a Radiologic Technologist in service to the community. 
PSLO #4 Employ effective communication in the surrounding community and in the healthcare field.  
PSLO #5 Value the importance of continued personal and professional development. 

Radiological Technology Major Requirements

Required Natural Science Courses

BIO.2070	Human Anatomy and Physiology I for the Health Sciences	4
BIO.2071	Human Anatomy and Physiology II for the Health Sciences	4
PSY.1004	Fundamentals of Psychology	3
PSY.1100	Lifespan Development for Nursing	3

Radiologic Technology Courses

RAD.1000	Medical Terminology	3
RAD.1010	Introduction to Radiologic Technology and Patient Care I	3
RAD.1010C	Clinical: Introduction to Radiologic Technology and Patient Care I	0.5
RAD.1010L	Lab: Introduction to Radiologic Technology and Patient Care I	1
RAD.1020	Patient Care II	3
RAD.1020C	Clinical: Patient Care II	0.5
RAD.1020L	Lab: Patient Care II	1
RAD.1030	Radiographic Pharmacology and Venipuncture	1.5
RAD.1030L	Lab: Radiographic Pharmacology and Venipuncture	0.5
RAD.1260	Concepts of Radiographic Exposure	2
RAD.2270	Principles of Radiation Protection	3
RAD.2810	Law and Ethics	2
RAD.3010	Radiographic Procedures I	3
RAD.3010C	Clinical: Radiographic Procedures I	1.5
RAD.3010L	Lab: Radiographic Procedures I	1
RAD.3020	Radiographic Procedures II	3
RAD.3020C	Clinical: Radiographic Procedures II	1.5
RAD.3020L	Lab: Radiographic Procedures II	1
RAD.3030	Advanced Procedures	4
RAD.3030C	Clinical: Advanced Procedures	2
RAD.3200	Digital Radiography and PACS	3
RAD.3280	Radiation Biology	3
RAD.3300	Radiographic Physics	3
RAD.3400	Radiographic Pathophysiology	3
RAD.4300	Image Critique	3
RAD.4300C	Clinical: Image Critique	2
RAD.4410	Research in Healthcare	3
RAD.4420	Leadership in Imaging	3