Mission and goals

Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Radiologic Sciences is to enable a diverse student body to develop its fullest potential; to graduate baccalaureate level radiologic health professionals who demonstrate outstanding technical, communication, and critical thinking skills.

Department Goals

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate proficiency in performing medical imaging procedures. (Radiography and Sonography only)
  • Demonstrate proficiency in delivering radiation therapy treatments. (Radiation Therapy only)
  • Demonstrate simulation skills. (Radiation Therapy only)
  • Demonstrate proficiency in performing nuclear medicine procedures. (Nuclear Medicine only)
  • Demonstrate appropriate handling and administration of radiopharmaceuticals. (Nuclear Medicine only)
  • Demonstrate proper patient care skills.
  • Practice appropriate methods of radiation safety. (Radiography, Radiation Therapy & Nuclear Medicine only)

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate effective verbal communication.
  • Demonstrate effective written communication.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Demonstrate the ability to problem solve.
  • Critically analyze published research in the Radiologic sciences.

Student Learning Outcomes

  • Perform in an ethical manner.
  • Demonstrate professional behavior.
  • Broaden knowledge and awareness of service opportunities in the imaging sciences.

Program Effectiveness Data

  • For entry level and second modality programs, students will graduate within the curricula time allocation.
  • BS Degree completion track students will graduate within 7 years of enrollment.
  • For entry level and second modality programs, graduates will successfully pass the primary  certification exam.
  • For entry level and second modality programs, graduates will obtain employment in the Radiologic sciences.
  • Students/graduates will express satisfaction with their educational experience.
  • Employers will be satisfied with the performance of our graduates.