About
RadTechs continue to be in high demand! When you graduate with your Radiologic Technology Associate Degree, and successfully complete the registry examination of the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), you will qualify for entry level positions in hospitals, clinics and private offices.
This two-year program requires attendance for six semesters including two summer sessions. The practical experiences you will have in off-site clinic will heighten your awareness of patient communication practices and acquaint you with all phases of radiologic technology practice, which often varies from hospital to hospital. The personal contacts you develop will often help you in your job search after graduation.
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Grand Rapids Community College - Main Campus
Grand Rapids Community College, Main Campus, is a community college in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Its career-focused offerings prepare students for work in radiologic technology, nursing, surgical technology, business administration, computer support, criminal justice, cybersecurity, data science, dental assisting, HVACR, licensed practical nursing, medical assisting, phlebotomy, and welding. The college offers associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs, with academic and career resources organized through schools and departments. Areas of study include health care, information technology, public safety, business, skilled trades, and applied science. Grand Rapids Community College also provides job training programs and workforce training programs for employers and community members. Its program portfolio includes both occupational credentials and broader associate-degree pathways, supporting preparation for technical, clinical, administrative, and skilled-trade roles.