Overview
The Radiologic Technology program provides a full learning experience. You’ll get both classroom training at the Duluth campus and clinical training at regional sites. The first eight weeks of the program you will be on campus only two days a week. Once those first 8 weeks of the program are completed successfully, you will begin your clinical experience four days a week and one day a week on campus for classroom instruction. During the program you’ll learn physics, anatomy and physiology. You’ll also learn current imaging technology, and basic patient care. The clinical piece of the program is crucial. It offers the opportunity for hands-on learning in a real medical setting. Lake Superior College has clinical sites located in Duluth, with outreach sites throughout the region.
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The Program Guide is a tool to help you map out how to successfully get your degree at Lake Superior College.
Program GuideView approximate total tuition and fees for MN residents to complete this degree.
Tuition and FeesThis program may be completed in 22 months if prerequisites are complete.
Skills & Knowledge
- Position patients to create accurate diagnostic images
- Diagnostic imaging on patients of all ages
- Ensures radiation safety at all times
Affiliated Clinical Sites
(not every site is available every year)
Minnesota – Brainerd, Crosby, Aitkin, Bemidji, Big Fork, Deer River, Grand Rapids, Hibbing, Virginia, Moose Lake, Mora, Duluth/Superior
Wisconsin – Ashland
Important: CNA is required for the Radiologic Technology Program
If you have questions about the requirement:
Contact an advisor or
Britni Hardy, MHA, RSO, R.T. (R)
Phone: 218-733-7713
[email protected]
Career Information
SuperStrong® Career & Interest Assessment
Program Resources
Program Mission Statement, Goal, and Student Learning Outcomes
Clinical Site Request Form
Program Effectiveness Data
Handbook
Clinical Obligations: Pg, 3-5, 13-23 & 91-100
Academic Calendar
Student Complaints, Grievances and AppealsJRCERT Standards
Background Study
Withdrawal dates
Refunds of tuition
Career Resources
Accreditation
The Radiologic Technology program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). Current accreditation status 8 years – new cycle: 2024.