Program Pathway

This program map only provides one possible pathway for degree and/or certificate obtainment and is for reference only. Please schedule an appointment with a counselor (Link to Counseling Dept. Page) to develop your individualized Student Education Plan (Link to Counseling Dept. Page SEP definition). It is also important to discuss your transfer options with a counselor because each university will require specific courses.

The pathway below represents an efficient and effective course taking sequence for this program. Individual circumstances might require some changes to this pathway. It is always recommended that you meet with an academic counselor to develop a personalized educational plan.

The courses have been intentionally placed and should be prioritized in the order in which they appear. If you are unable to take all the courses in a semester, you should prioritize enrolling in the courses in the order below. Some courses have been noted as “Appropriate for Intersession” IN. Should you need (or want) to take classes in the summer and/or winter intersessions, the program recommends these courses as appropriate for the condensed schedule of the intersessions.

Some pathways combine a “Certificate of Achievement” and an “Associate Degree”. If you are pursuing only the Certificate of Achievement, you are only required to take the courses marked “Program Requirement” ?.

All pathways include at least one “Gateway Course” !which introduces you to the program and/or field of study and helps you decide if you want to continue with this Academic and Career Path.

Most Associate degrees (though not Associate Degrees for Transfer) require satisfying the SMC Global Citizenship requirement. If the Program Requirements do not include a “Global Citizenship course”, be sure to select a General Education course that also satisfies Global Citizenship.

O Available Online GE General Education M Major Requirement

1st Semester (Prerequisites)

Semester Units: 12.5

Please schedule an appointment with a counselor to discuss the Radiologic Technology Program requirements and application process in more detail.

ARTS (CHCGE Area C2)

GEM

1.0

COMMUNICATION/SOCIAL DISCOURSE (CHCGE Area D2)

GEM

3.0

ENGLISH COMPOSITION (CHCGE Area D1)

GEM

4.0

RADIOL 090 - Survey of Radiologic Technology

1.5

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (CHCGE Area B)

GEM

3.0

2nd Semester (Prerequisites)

Semester Units: 12.0

DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURALISM (CHCGE Area F1)

GEM

3.0

HIT 101 - Medical Terminology

3.0

HUMANITIES (CHCGE Area C1)

GEM

3.0

MATHEMATICS Requirement

GEM

3.0

3rd Semester (Prerequisites)

Semester Units: 12.0

AMERICAN HERITAGE (CHCGE Area F2)

GEM

3.0

ANAT 101 - Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology

GEM

4.0

CIS 101 - Intro to Computer and Information Technology

3.0

HEALTH AND WELLNESS (CHCGE Area E)

GEM

2.0

Radiologic Technology Program Application

Semester Units:

Arrowhead Regional Medical Center School of Radiologic Technology Program Application

Application packets are available October through March online via the ARMC website. Application deadline is April 1st for a Fall start. Please see a Counselor for application assistance.

1st Semester

Semester Units: 18.0

RADIOL 100

Introduction to Radiologic Technology (Active)

1.5

RADIOL 103

Radiographic Positioning I (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 104

Radiologic Physics I (Historical)

1.5

RADIOL 105

Radiographic Anatomy/ Physiology I (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 106

Radiographic Positioning Lab I (Active)

0.5

RADIOL 107

Basic Radiologic Medical Techniques (Historical)

1.5

RADIOL 110

Radiographic Exposure I (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 115

Radiographic Clinic I (Active)

10.0

2nd Semester

Semester Units: 25.0

RADIOL 116

Radiographic Exposure II (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 109

Radiologic Physics II (Active)

1.5

RADIOL 108

Radiation Protection I (Active)

1.5

RADIOL 111

Radiographic Image Critique I (Historical)

1.0

RADIOL 117

Radiographic Clinic II (Active)

17.5

RADIOL 112

Radiographic Positioning II (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 113

Radiographic Anatomy/ Physiology II (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 114

Radiographic Positioning Lab II (Historical)

0.5

3rd Semester

Semester Units: 20.0

RADIOL 200

Radiation Protection II (Historical)

1.5

RADIOL 202

Radiographic Image Critique II (Historical)

1.0

RADIOL 203

Radiographic Positioning III (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 204

Radiographic Anatomy/ Physiology III (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 205

Radiographic Positioning Lab III (Historical)

0.5

RADIOL 213

Radiographic Clinic III (Historical)

12.0

RADIOL 215

Radiography Registry Review and Testing I (Active)

3.0

4th Semester

Semester Units: 21.0

RADIOL 207

Radiographic Fluoroscopic Imaging (Historical)

1.5

RADIOL 208

Radiography Registry Review and Testing II (Historical)

3.0

RADIOL 209

Radiographic Pathology (Historical)

1.0

RADIOL 210

Radiographic Positioning IV (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 211

Radiographic Anatomy/Physiology IV (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 212

Special Procedures in Radiology (Active)

1.0

RADIOL 214

Radiographic Clinic IV (Historical)

12.5

Apply for Graduation!

Semester Units:

Now that you have successfully completed the Radiologic Technology program, it's time to apply for Graduation! Schedule an appointment with a counselor for Graduation Application assistance. Feel free to review the Steps to Graduation prior to your appointment and be aware of the Graduation Application Deadlines found on Step 2.

Remember: you must RSVP in March if you would like to participate in the Commencement Ceremony held in May! We look forward to celebrating with you.

Total Units: 120.5

Program Pathway

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