We teach you basic diagnostic imaging skills so you can graduate as a highly trained, registry-eligible medical imaging professional ready to enter the workforce, learn advance imaging technologies or transfer into a bachelor’s degree program.
Is This Program Right for Me?
Common abilities needed for this program include compassion for others; critical thinking and reasoning skills; a responsible, professional attitude; interpersonal communication skills; the ability to read and comprehend written information; and a willingness to learn new technologies.
SFCC also offers advanced imaging training through online Computed Tomography (CT) courses and Mammography conferences. Second-year radiography students, technologists or people interested in expanding their knowledge base may apply. Admission to CT training requires an additional application.
This program is available on the Sedalia campus.
Occupational Outlook
Radiologic technologists are needed in every health care setting, from large hospitals and suburban outpatient clinics to rural physicians’ offices. Starting salaries in Missouri range from $62,270- -$66,480 and increase with specialization and experience.
(source – www.mynextmove.org)
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Admission to this program is competitive, and prerequisites are required. This program starts in August. The application deadline is March 1st or the 1st business day of March.
Title IV and Licensure Information
The State Fair Community College Radiologic Technology Program is designed to meet educational requirements for an ARRT professional license/certification in Radiography required for employment as a Radiologic Technologist. Completion of the Radiologic Technology Program meets educational requirements for licensure/certification in ALL 50 STATES. If you have questions about licensure/certification requirements in a specific state, contact the program directly or view the information listed on the Consumer Information page.