Medical Imaging
Medical imaging uses technology to look at the human body. You can learn to use radiography or sonography equipment in one of these top programs. You can also study advanced areas like CT scans, MRI, or mammograms.
Careers
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Opportunities
With a degree in medical radiography, diagnostic sonography, or magnetic resonance imaging, you can pursue careers such as
- Radiologic technologist / X-ray technologist
- Sonographer / ultrasound technologist
- Magnetic resonance imaging technologist
Continue to advance your medical imaging career with an advanced certificate and become a:
- Computed tomography (CT) technologist
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technologist
- Mammographer / mammography technologist
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DEGREES & CERTIFICATES
Computed Tomography, Advanced Technical Certificate
This certificate will help you advance your career after completing your Medical Radiography degree and certification. Explore the fundamentals of computed tomography and how emerging technologies can help save lives with online coursework and hands-on-training through onsite clinical rotations.
Diagnostic Medical Sonography, AAS
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, AAS
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Advanced Technical Certificate
Medical Imaging, Continuing Education Courses
Expand your skills and medical imaging career with San Jacinto College's Advanced Imaging Modality program. Students are empowered to learn with structured education and our hands-on courses. These include Clinical I & II Computed Tomography, Clinical - Mammography Technician, and Clinical I - Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Medical Imaging, Mammography, Enhanced Skills Certificate
This certificate will help you advance your Radiologic Technologist career. Being a mammography technologist requires a mix of technical skill and compassion. Learn both — and so much more — in this certificate program that offers hybrid coursework for eight weeks and hands-on training through onsite clinical rotations for eight weeks.
Medical Radiography, AAS
The Associate of Applied Science degree prepares you for an entry-level career as a Radiologic Technologist performing diagnostic testing, providing patient care, and evaluating radiographic images for quality. Get hands-on training through on-site clinical rotations to learn the fundamentals of this growing technologist role.
After finishing your prerequisite courses, you can complete this 64-credit degree in five terms.
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