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THE PROGRAM
This program leads to a Bachelor of Health Science (BHS) in Medical Imaging.
This option has been established for graduates of Radiologic Technology,
Respiratory Therapy, and Physical Therapist Assistants. There is an increasing
need for qualified medical imaging technologists. The completion of a
Baccalaureate degree with advanced imaging credentials make graduates
even more marketable. The medical imaging option allows students to choose
from two concentrations: Diagnostic Medical Sonography (33 credit hours),
there are three areas of concentration which lead to a certificate in
either Cardiac, Vascular, or General Sonography; Radiation Therapy (35
credit hours). To be eligible for admission, a candidate must be a graduate
from an accredited Radiologic Technology Program and possess the professional
designation of RT(R).
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
This program has special admission requirements. In addition to an Associate
degree in Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy, or Physical Therapist
Assistant, other healthcare disciplines may be considered on an individual
basis. Interested students should contact the Allied Health Department
for specific requirements.
MEDICAL IMAGING
Degree requirements for the Bachelor of Health Science:
Required Major Courses
Diagnostic Medical Sonography (33 credit hours) OR Radiation Therapy (35
credit hours).
AL 320 Human Disease (3)
Correlate Courses (Completion of at least 6 credit
hours from the following)
AL 366 Legal & Regulatory Issues for the Health Care Professional
(3)
AL 367 Health Care Quality Improvement (3)
AL 375 Health Care Policy (3)
AL 390 Special Topics (1-3)
AL 400 Supervisory Practice (3)
AL 410 Health Information Systems (3)
AL 415 Seminar in Health Care (3)
University Requirements (8 Credit Hours)
EN 300 Advanced Composition (3)
MA 110 Exploring Mathematics (3) OR
MA 116 College Algebra (3)
PE 198 Lifetime Wellness (2)
General Education (27 Credit Hours)
Arts and Humanities (9)
Natural Science and Math (9)
Social Science (9)
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