Radiologic Technology
Build the Skills for a Career in Medical Imaging
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Prepare for a rewarding career in medical imaging with a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Radiologic Technology. Through personalized instruction, extensive clinical experience and hands-on training in real healthcare settings, you'll develop the knowledge and skills needed to become a confident radiologic technologist.
Why Choose Radiologic Technology?
Radiologic technologists play a vital role in health care by producing diagnostic images that help providers identify injuries, illnesses and other medical conditions.
A career in radiologic technology offers:
- High demand and strong job opportunities
- Competitive salaries, with average earnings in Nebraska around $73,000 annually
- Opportunities to work in hospitals, clinics, urgent care centers and specialty imaging facilities
- A pathway to advanced imaging specialties and leadership roles
Why Earn a Bachelor's Degree?
A bachelor's degree can help position you for:
- Leadership and management opportunities
- Advanced professional certifications
- Greater career flexibility and advancement potential
- Enhanced knowledge and professional development
Program Highlights
At Bryan College of Health Sciences, you'll receive an educational experience that sets you apart.
- Only 5 students admitted each year
- Small class sizes with individualized attention
- 1:1 clinical student-to-faculty ratio
- More than 1,000 hours of clinical experience
- Preparation to sit for the ARRT Radiography Certification Examination
- Enhanced preparation for future specialization opportunities, including Computed Tomography (CT) certification
- Clinical experiences across multiple healthcare settings and communities
Clinical Experience
Students gain real-world experience through extensive clinical education opportunities throughout Nebraska, including:
- Lincoln-area Bryan Urgent Care locations
- Crete
- Kearney
- Merrick County
- Grand Island
- Columbus
These diverse clinical settings allow students to work with a variety of patient populations, imaging equipment, and healthcare teams.
