Medical Radiography

The radiologic technologist conducts herself or himself in a professional manner, responds to patient needs and supports colleagues and associates in providing quality patient care. The program adheres to the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists standard of ethics.

The Clark College Medical Radiography Program prepares the successful graduate to obtain an A.A.S. degree and take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification examination. Radiologic Technology graduates work in hospitals, clinics and a variety of other health care settings. Medical Radiographers take radiographs of the human body; and these radiographic images are used to make a diagnosis for the patient and their doctor.

Applying to the Medical Radiography program

Medical Radiography Preliminary Requirements Paying for College Financial Aid Scholarships and Other Funding Sources Radiography Information Sessions Transfer Students Program Applications FAQ Selection Program Selection, Deadlines & Application Guidelines Medical Radiography Point System Worksheet Selection Statistics   Upon Acceptance Checklist for program entry requirements Upon Acceptance Medical Radiography Curriculum Cost Sheet Criminal Background Check Visitation Form General Information Volunteer Form Program Outcomes

To have an application sent to you or for information about how to apply, contact the Health Occupation Admissions Office at heoc@clark.edu For advising questions or information regarding preliminary requirements, contact the Health Occupation Advising Office at healthocadv@clark.edu If you have already applied and submitted the $40 application fee and want to check on the status of your application, contact the Health Occupation Credentials Evaluation Office at healthoccred@clark.edu