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Start
and Finish at: Penn State New Kensington or Schuylkill
A radiographer uses a knowledge of physics,
human anatomy,
and physiology
to create permanent
medical radiographic
images. The program
offers a complete
academic and clinically
based curriculum.
Through learn radiographic
equipment placement,
patient-positioning
techniques, radiation
safety, advanced
first-aid procedures,
and patient care.
After completion
of our 24-month
program, students
are eligible for
examination by
the American Registry
of Radiologic Technologists
(ARRT) to receive
professional certification.
Radiographers are employed in a variety
of settings, including
hospitals, health
care facilities,
physicians' offices,
mobile imaging
companies, industrial
plants, research
centers, and equipment
sales companies.
For
more information
about this program,
contact the campus
of interest to you.
Please
note: The University may make changes
in policies, procedures, educational
offerings, and requirements at any time.
Please consult the most recent Degree
Programs Bulletin for more detailed
information.
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