Radio school training courses in Columbus, OH (public, in-house or online)

A radiographer, is a medical professional who applies doses of ionizing radiation to patients to create medical images of the human anatomy to aid radiologists and doctors in diagnosing and treating illness and injury. These valuable professionals work in hospitals, clinics, medical laboratories, nursing homes, and in private practice.

Radiographers employ a wide range of sophisticated equipment to produce medical images with the least amount of radiation to the patient, so that doctors a...

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A radiologic technologist is someone who specializes in using x-rays to create images of the body. The radiographs that are produced by the radiographer enable the doctor to diagnose the patient for disease, fractures, or any irregularities. Therefore, as a radiographer, you must be a professional skilled in the art and science of radiography and able to apply scientific knowledge, problem-solving techniques, and use high-tech equipment, while providing quality patient care. Technologists are in...

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The associate degree brings you into the area of high technology in the field of medicine. You will experience all the applications of diagnostic imaging, including routine radiography and fluoroscopy, trauma radiography, surgical and mobile radiography, pediatric radiography, as well as subspecialties such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultra sound (US), and nuclear medicine (NM) and radiation therapy.

You, as a program graduate, are eligible to sit for th...

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Radiology technologists use x-rays and other forms of radiation to perform a variety of diagnostic and therapeutic functions as part of the health care team.



The job outlook for professionals in this field is expected to be favorable, according to the U.S. Department of Labor, which projects job growth of 18 to 26 percent through 2014.



At any of our campuses, you can take required science and general education courses to complete an associate’s or bachelor’s...

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An introduction to broadcasting, including the areas of history, government regulations, station operation, and program development.