If you’d like to work with people in a medical setting and you’re intrigued by the revolution in imaging technology, consider this rewarding career. Radiographers produce X-rays that doctors use in diagnosing medical problems. Our program, which is fully accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, combines classroom experience with resume-building clinical assignments in area hospitals and medical facilities.

You’ll start practicing radiography in your very first semester and earn your Associate's degree in two years.

Program Particulars

• You’ll gain extensive clinical experience at both Fletcher Allen Health Care (a university teaching hospital in Burlington) and the Northwest Medical Center (a Level II trauma center inSt. Albans).
• Between your first and second years, you’ll receive a stipend as you spend the summer’s 14 weeks gaining hands-on experience at one of our four affiliate sites.
• Certain minimum physical capabilities are required for participation in the clinical portion of this program. Details will be provided to all prospective students.
• Enrollment is limited, so you’re guaranteed small classes and close interaction with Radiography faculty members. Apply early to avoid being placed on a waiting list.
• A job-shadowing experience in a clinical setting is required by May 1 prior to August enrollment.
• RAD and BIO courses must be completed with a C- or better in order to remain in the program.

Documents to download

Student Radiography Handbook - a comprehensive description of policies specific to this program and clinical experience.

Technical Standards - physical requirements for performance of clinical tasks associated with this program