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There are several ways you can enter the profession and gain advanced
education.
- Obtain a certificate from a non-degree granting program
such as those offered through Indian Capital Technology Center
www.icavts.tec.ok.us/Muskogee/Muskogee.htm in Muskogee,
Oklahoma, and Tulsa Technology Center
www.tulsatech.com/.
- Obtain an associate degree from programs such as the
one offered at Carl Albert State College. Other institutions offering associate
degree programs include Bacone College www.bacone.edu, Tulsa Community College
www.tulsacc.edu, Rose State College
www.rose.edu and the
University of Arkansas Fort Smith
www.uafortsmith.edu.
- Obtain a baccalaureate degree from an entry level
baccalaureate program such as the one offered by the University of Oklahoma
www.ou.edu.
- Technologists registered in one of the imaging and
therapeutic disciplines can alsoobtain a baccalaureate degree from universities such as the
University of Oklahomawww.ou.edu.
- Radiographers with clinical experience can progress
into advanced practice by becoming a Radiology Practitioner Assistant through programs
such as those offered by Weber State University
www.weber.edu in Ogden, Utah, or by becoming a
Radiologist Assistant through programs such as those offered by Loma
Linda University www.llu.edu in Southern California. Additional programs are being planned and
should be implemented in the near future. The
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) also offers advanced
degrees in radiologic technology.
www.uams.edu
- There is currently one graduate program in radiologic
science at Midwestern State University www.mwsu.edu in Wichita Falls, Texas.
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