Radiologic Sciences

Overview

Program Description

The Radiologic Sciences program at Arkansas State University is designed to produce Radiologic Science professionals who are clinically competent, advanced level radiologic sciences practitioners. The program is a "1 plus 1" model, meaning all students begin their sophomore year in radiography, then choose one of six "tracks" for their senior year.

Specialty Track

The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences Programs offer the radiologic professional the baccalaureate degree in 6 tracks.

Cardiovascular-Interventional Technology (CVI)

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate specialized CVI imaging equipment. CVI demonstrates primarily vascular anatomy. CVI imaging is performed through invasive procedures.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate MRI and CT machines and control sectional images through computer enhancement.

Mammography / Breast Sonography

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate specialized mammography and sonography equipment, as well as assist in invasive procedures, such as biopsies.

Medical Imaging Infomatics

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate CT and control sectional images through computer enhancement as well as manipulate patient images and data for use and storage.

Radiation Therapy

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate therapeutic radiation oncology systems and thus become a professional, entry level radiation therapist. 

Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Provides students with the skills necessary to operate sonographic equipment and control images through various enhancements.