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    Associate of Science Programs in Radiology

    Associate degrees provide students with the necessary skills to start a career in a specific field. Programs usually last two years with full time study, but many programs can be taken part-time as well. Most can be used in the future pursuit of a higher degree.

    What is an Associate of Science in Radiology? This course of study is a specialized program that prepares students for a job working to assist radiologists in the field. Learning theory involves knowledge of anatomy, physiology and medical ethics. Students are encouraged to develop their logic, communication and critical thinking skills throughout the program, as it is embedded into the curriculum. Students also practice hands-on skills such as basic medical practices such as CPR, obtaining vital signs and drawing blood. Students will also receive clinical practice to familiarize them with the use of imaging technology.

    With an associate degree in radiology, students will gain highly desirable skills and be part of a growing industry that is dedicated to helping patients. Jobs in the field pay higher than average wages and positions are available worldwide.

    As costs of obtaining an associate degree will vary depending on country and individual institution, research schools and programs accordingly to determine which one is the best fit for you.

    An Associate of Science in Radiology gives students the qualifications to become certified radiology technologists. As a professional in the field, you will use imaging technology and ionizing radiation to capture images that will assist in the diagnosing and treatment of patients. Radiology technologists use state-of-the-art imaging technology and most are employed in hospitals. Other business that employ radiology technologists are medical laboratories, nursing homes and clinincs, as well as some private sector businesses.

    Radiology requires great technical skills. Earning an Associate of Science in Radiology will give graduates the opportunity for a successful and well-paid career. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.