GOALS and MISSION
The mission of the program is to graduate students with entry-level employment skills to perform quality radiographic examinations with minimal exposure to patients and personnel, including effective communication skills and respect for patients’ dignity.
The program goals and student learning outcomes (SLO):
- GOAL: Students will develop critical thinking skills.
SLO: Student will adapt standard procedures for non-routine patients to obtain high quality radiographic images.
SLO: Student will perform technical changes based on diagnostic image quality and patient pathology.
- GOAL: Students will be clinically competent.
SLO: Student will master entry-level skills in positioning.
SLO: Student will master entry-level skills in technique selection.
- GOAL: Students will demonstrate communication skills.
SLO: Student will utilize effective oral communication skills with patients and staff.
SLO: Student will utilize effective written communication skills with patients and staff.
PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS DATA
The following is the most current program effectiveness data. Our programmatic accreditation agency, the Joint Review
Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), defines and publishes this information.
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5 Year Program Effectiveness Data
Program Completion Rate
2023: 87% program completion
15 admitted: 13 graduated
ARRT Pass Rate 5-Year Average (2019–2023) 80%
Benchmark 75% first attempt within 6 months of graduation
2023: 67% pass rate– 8 of 13
2022: 77% pass rate– 10 of 13 graduates
2021: 73% pass rate– 11 of 11 graduates *3 grads did not pass on 1st attempt
2020: 83% pass rate– 10 of 12 graduates *2 grads did not pass on 1st attempt **1 grad did not take the exam
2019: 100% pass rate– 14 of 14 graduates
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Job Placement 5-Year Average (2019-2023) - 100%
Benchmark 75% within 12 months of graduation
2023: 13 graduates; 13 employed
2022: 13 graduates; 13 employed
2021: 11 graduates; 11 employed
2020: 12 graduates; 12 employed
2019: 14 graduates; 14 employed
www.jrcert.org