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Contact Information
Anya Salden
RT Program Director
(831) 479-5056
ansalden@cabrillo.edu
Connie Luna
RT Program Clinical Coordinator
(831) 479-6122
coluna@cabrillo.edu
Natalya Miller
RT Program Coordinator
(831) 479-6303
namiller@cabrillo.edu
Motoko Nakazawa-Hewitt
RT Program Academic Counselor
(831) 479-6269
monakaza@cabrillo.edu
For general questions, please e-mail us at:
radtech@cabrillo.edu
Welcome to the Radiologic Technology Program
Announcements
No Mammography program this year. Due to lack of funds and COVID-19 concerns.MRI program is still planning on going forward since the teaching method is already in an online format. Applications will be due at the beginning of June. Link to application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tOb-A2C-h7u3QKIjAQs1ZaTLN6ASoiz5xmR4jV96-bw/edit
Clinical hours and rotations must be discussed with program director. The beauty of this program is a certain amount of flexibility depending on your circumstances. Please contact the director at ansalden@cabrillo.edu to discuss your options.Incoming Class of 2022 students will be sent forms and information for an alternative orientation option in light of the current COVID-19 restrictions. Please keep an eye on your emails for these important updates.
Radiologic Technology is a two-year Associate in Science Degree program providing professional training for radiologic technologists. Radiologic technologists work in a professional environment at a hospital, clinic, or private office.
Skills involved include patient care, positioning, operating X-ray equipment, image quality assessment, technical factors, and interacting with the general public, ancillary workers, and physicians.
A new class begins each year at the start of fall semester. Students who successfully complete the program are eligible for State Certification in Diagnostic Radiography and can take the State Permit exam in Fluoroscopy. Program graduation also provides eligibility to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT) national board examination.
The Radiologic Technology Program is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology and the State of California Department of Public Health, Radiologic Health Branch. This program has earned the highest level of accreditation awarded by the JRCERT for three accreditation cycles in a row, which is the equivalent of 27 straight years. Earning a high award of accreditation means the program meets or exceeds defined Standards for: Integrity, Resources, Curriculum, and Academic Practices, Health and Safety, Assessment, and Institutional/Programmatic Data. Program Effectiveness Data, including ARRT examination pass rates, graduate employment rates, and student retention rates are monitored on an ongoing basis.
The value of accreditation not only displays the quality of the program, but is necessary to maintain so students will qualify to take licensing and certification examinations. If a program were to lose its accreditation, the students would not be able to take the national or state boards. Employers may not hire a radiologic technologist without a license.
