Philosophy
The faculty of the School of Radiologic Technology believes that the desire to learn is coupled with realistic goals, and is fundamental to the successful preparation for a career in Radiologic Technology.
The school offers students academic courses that will provide knowledge and technical skills in radiology, along with ample opportunity for direct student participation in the practical application of such skills. This is done without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, disability or national origin.
The school endeavors to create a learning environment to foster the development of standards and values required of professionals in the health care field. A personal commitment to dedication and sacrifice with knowledge of one's self for the provision of compassion, patience and understanding toward those whom they serve.
The school will strive to develop the student's career with the aid of academic knowledge and technical skills. The students must also be committed to diligent application of the same to fully achieve their goal.
The school requires each student to complete 1,130 theory clock hours of instruction, maintaining a minimum average of 85% to be considered eligible for graduation. Classes are held five days per week.
Accreditations
St. Elizabeth School of Radiography is accredited for 8-years (2005-2013) by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic
Technology, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, Illinois 60606-3182, (312) 704-5300
St. Elizabeth School of Radiography is registered by the New York State Department of Health, Department of Environmental
Radiation Protection, 547 River St., Troy, New York 12180-2216, (518) 402-7580
Transfer/Articulation Agreements
St. Elizabeth School of Radiography has an articulation agreement for AAS degree completion with:
Herkimer County Community College
Mohawk Valley Community College
Onondage Community College
Curriculum
| Courses - Freshmen Year |
Theory Clock Hours |
| Orientation |
30 |
| Radiation Protection & Radiobiology |
80 |
| Nursing Procedures |
40 |
| Anatomy & Physiology with Medical Terminology |
120 |
| Radiographic Positioning 1 |
240 |
| Fundamentals of Radiographic Exposure |
80 |
| Radiation Physics I |
80 |
| Ethics & Law in Radiologic Science |
30 |
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| Courses - Senior Year |
Theory Clock Hours |
| Anatomy & Physiology II/Medical Terminology |
40 |
| Radiation Physics II |
50 |
| Radiographic Positioning II |
120 |
| Advanced Radiographic Exposure |
90 |
| Special Procedures |
40 |
| Pediatric Radiography |
20 |
| Fundamentals of Radiologic Science & Healthcare |
20 |
| Radiographic Film Critique |
40 |
| Basic Principles of CT |
12 |
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| Advanced Clinical Rotation |
Theory Clock Hours |
| C.T. Scan |
15 |
| MRI |
15 |
| Ultrasound |
15 |
| Cardiac Catheterization Lab/EP Lab |
10 |
| Nuclear Medicine |
7.5 |
| Clinical Coordinator |
7.5 |
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| Clinical Rotation |
Theory Clock Hours |
| Clinical Practicum I |
720 |
| Clinical Practicum II |
1095 |
