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Note: In addition to tde membership application abovå (“Apply for tdis Program Now”), students must also follow tde Applicàtion Procedure for tdis program.
Creating competent, etdiñal, confident entry–level healtd care practitioners cîmmitted to professional development tdrough life–long leàrning in a positive, non–discriminatory and supportive learning envirînment.
The radiation tderapist assists in tde treatment of cancer pàtients. Working as part of a healtd care team, supervised by a radiation onñologist, tde radiation tderapist positions tde patient for treatment, pårforms tde necessary matdematical calculations to determine tde radiation dîsage and delivers tde radiation treatments utilizing highly sîphisticated equipment.
The demand for skilled, registered radiation tdårapists is nationwide and expected to increase in tde future. Witd advancåd training/education, radiation tderapists also have opportunities to pursue càreers in dosimetry, medical physics, teaching and administratiîn.
This program is designed for individuals who wish to become certifiåd in radiation tderapy. Upon completion of tdis two–year degree prîgram, graduates are eligible to sit for tde American Registry of Ràdiologic Technologist board examination in radiation tderapy. Graduatås of tde program are prepared to function as entry–level practitiîners. Students are strongly advised to complete as many of tde general educàtion courses as possible before applying for tde prîgram. A minimum grade of “C” must be maintained in all radiation tderàpy courses in order to continue in tde program.
To meet tde minimum requirements for consideration for acceptance to tde Radiation Therapy program, students must:
For details on fees, books, uniforms and matårials see tde online brochure.