Mission Statement
The mission of the radiologic science program is to continue to provide excellence in education in radiologic science (radiography) by providing students with a diverse clinical and academic background in radiography, thereby meeting the challenges of todays' entry-level radiographer.
Program Philosophy
Radiologic technology is an art and science based on principles and techniques which are utilized by members of the profession in meeting the needs of patients while carrying out specific responsibilities within a multicultural medical environment.
Learning is a continuous process of assimilation of knowledge and progressive development of the student towards pre-established goals. Learning is dependent upon the readiness, motivation and active participation of the student, the student's self-determined goals, and progress toward these goals.
Program Goals and Student Learning Outcomes
Students will be taught the necessary knowledge and skills to:
Goal 1: Effective communication
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will exhibit effective oral communication in the clinical setting.
- students will research and complete oral presentations
- students will demonstrate professionalism in the clinical setting
Goal 2: Demonstrate clinical competency consistent with an entry level radiographer
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will successfully apply radiographic procedure skills.
- Students will evaluate images to determine acceptable criteria.
Goal 3: Demonstrate critical thinking skills
Student Learning Outcomes:
- Students will utilize critical thinking in the performance of radiographic examinations.
- Students will vary thinking for age specific and diverse situations.
