Special Education

Radiologic Technology Schools, colleges, and universities offer degree programs in medical specialties that incorporate imaging technology used for diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

Associate degrees and diplomas in X-ray and maxillofacial radiologic technology can be obtained in two-year programs. Advanced radiologic technology degrees in ultrasound, fluoroscopy, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and nuclear medicine require lengthier studies at four-year institutions.

Programs of study in Radiographic Technology Schools , colleges, and universities may include office and business management courses, as some radiologic technology positions will include responsibilities of managing a radiology department, maintaining records and equipment, research and purchase of equipment, and preparing work schedules.

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