About
The Radiologic Technology Program is a five-semester program offering an Associate of Science Degree. Students are educated in radiography equipment operations, production and evaluation of diagnostic radiographic images, patient care skills, radiation safety, and communication with healthcare professionals and the public. The program includes didactic, laboratory, and clinical education and prepares students for entry-level imaging positions. Upon completion, graduates are eligible for the national certification exam offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). ARRT certification provides eligibility for licensure in Massachusetts. Graduates can be employed by hospitals, clinics, imaging centers, orthopedic/physician offices, mobile imaging companies, and pain management centers.
Organization
Quincy College
Quincy College is a public college in Quincy, Massachusetts, with the Quincy campus serving students through on-campus and online options. Its occupational fields include Associate Degree in Nursing, Certified Nursing Assistant, Community Health Worker, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, and Radiologic Technology. The college offers bachelor’s, associate’s, and certificate programs, and it provides pathways for transfer to local colleges and universities. Quincy College also offers four-year degrees while retaining its traditional two-year college structure. Nursing education includes an Associate Degree in Nursing and a Practical Nursing Certificate, with preparation focused on modern nursing practice, health, and patient care. The college’s academic offerings include healthcare, technology, business, and other career-oriented fields, with support services for prospective, current, international, and military-connected students.