- Our Associate’s Degree is your first step towards a profession in Radiologic Sciences.
- Earn your degree in only 5 semesters.
- You will be eligible to take the national certification exam upon completion.
- You will receive classroom instruction AND clinical practice.
- More than 80% of students go on to earn a Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Sciences.
Associate of Applied Science in Radiography
Our Associate’s degree is the starting point for any student interested in pursuing a profession in the Radiologic Sciences. As a student in our program, you can expect to participate in clinical education within a
91¶ÌÊÓƵ-affiliated health care facility.
Why Choose This Program?
What You’ll Learn
- Patient Care and Assessment
- Psychosocial Aspects of Patient Care
- Radiation Biology
- Safety and Protection
- Radiation Physics
- Instrumentation
- Anatomy
- Radiographic Positioning Procedures
- Medical Terminology
- Pathology
- Diagnostic Imaging
Locations
We offer a variety of locations and delivery options (click here for a of clinic locations).
Student placement is based on your physical address. Choose a location that will be easy to commute 3 times a week to:
- CAMPUS
- Locations from Logan down to Draper
- PROVO
- Please Note: Revere Health in UT County and Revere Health in
St. George are a part of the Outreach Program.
- Please Note: Revere Health in UT County and Revere Health in
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- Locations along I-15
- Eastern Utah
- 4 Corners (includes Colorado, New Mexico)
- Wyoming (includes Southern Idaho)
- MONTANA
- Includes Northern WY, North/South Dakota
- ARIZONA
- Special programs available for AZ students
Coursework Delivery
- CAMPUS APPLICANTS are assigned to clinical sites within Ogden/Salt Lake area. Class is held on Tuesdays every week on Weber State's Ogden Campus. Labs are held 3 times a semester on Mondays. (Schedule subject to change.)
- PROVO APPLICANTS are assigned to clinical sites within Provo area. Students will have class in Provo twice a week, on Mondays and Wednesdays. They will come to the Ogden campus 3 times per semester on a Monday for Labs.
- OUTREACH APPLICANTS do a majority of their coursework at their Clinical Site or online and travel to Ogden 3 times each semester for a 2-day visit, with faculty traveling to outreach sites 2 times a semester.
- MONTANA APPLICANTS will secure their own clinical site and attend class 3 times per semester in Bozeman, MT.
- ARIZONA APPLICANTS will secure their own clinical site and attend class 3 times a semester in Phoenix, AZ.
NOTE: All students will spend at least 3 days a week at their clinical site, with at least 24 hours a week (or more if required) of clinical education.
Employment Opportunities
With an AAS in Radiography, you will be prepared to work as a Radiologic Technologist or Radiographer in a hospital, clinic, physician’s office or using an industrial x-ray, such as in the aerospace industry.
Radiologic Technologists (Radiographers) use radiation (X-rays) to produce images of anatomy to perform diagnostic imaging examinations and administer radiation therapy treatments. The images are captured on film, computer or videotape. X-rays may be used to detect bone fractures, find foreign objects in the body and demonstrate the relationship between bone and soft tissue.
Salaries vary depending on the region, workplace and skill level.
Certification
Upon completion, you will be eligible to take the national certification examination given by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
Many states require practicing Technologists to be licensed, and you may be able to use your ARRT certification to fulfill state regulations depending on the state. If you want to practice in Utah, you must be licensed as a Radiologic Technologist by the state.
Advising
Campus, Provo and Outreach: For information on prerequisite courses, eligibility, transfer courses, and deadlines advisement contact the Dr. Ezekiel R. Dumke College of Health Professions Admission and Advisement Office:
91¶ÌÊÓƵ and Advisement Office
Marriott Health Sciences Building, Room 108
healthprofessions@weber.edu
801-626-6136
Once admitted, contact RadAS@weber.edu for your program and graduation requirements.
Montana advisement contact Dr. Casey Neville in the School of Radiologic Sciences.
Arizona advisement contact in the School of Radiologic Sciences.