Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist Training
One of the fastest-growing health care careers
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The Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist program at AHCP provides quality training to students who are interested in a highly focused and technical medical position. A limited medical radiologic technician role is very specialized but they still work closely with patients.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, career opportunities for people with Medical Technician training from radiology schools will grow faster than average for all occupations through 2012 due to enhancements in imaging technology, a shift to outpatient care and growth in the demand for diagnostic imaging.
You'll use advanced technology as a Limited Medical radiologic technologist (LMRT) to take X-rays that doctors use to diagnose medical problems. Job responsibilities include positioning patients for X-rays, determining appropriate angle and height of X-ray equipment and calculating the dosage of radiation needed to create quality X-rays of the appropriate density, detail and contrast.
You have a choice of Radiology Technician schools in Texas, but AHCP offers X-ray technician training in many hands-on areas that prepare you to pass the Texas state licensing exam after graduation. Get the skills and knowledge you'll need to start a career in a hospital, chiropractor's office, medical office or digital imaging center.
AHCP’s Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist program includes training in:
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Medical Foundations
- Introduction to Radiology/Law and Ethics
- Medical Terminology
- Radiographic Terminology
- Patient Care and CPR
Radiographic Science
- Radiographic Biology
- Radiographic Physics
- Imaging Equipment and Maintenance
- Film Processing and Quality Control
- Radiation Protection and Safety
Radiographic Examination
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Radiographic Positioning
Radiographic Externship
- Training includes practical experience in a real-world medical setting
- Many students obtain employment opportunities from externship sites
Can you picture yourself taking X-rays?
Contact an admissions advisor for more information about the Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist program at The Academy of Health Care Professions.
Career information excerpted and adapted from the Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006 - 2007 edition. U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.